Novelty bags don't come much quirkier than this Cassette-shaped tote bag, which is currently for sale at Truffle Shuffle.
It is what it says – a large bag shaped like an old cassette tape, with a handle that looks not unlike some that loose tape that always hung out of old cassettes.
Ideal for a beach or shopper, but especially good for getting you attention, it sells for £7.99.
We've featured countless products based on cassettes and countless more wall stickers, so it was only natural that the two should combine at some point. And, lo and behold, the cassette wall sticker from Ferm Living.
It's black and it's big, measuring 100 x 50cm. It's also quite expensive for what it is at £61.30. But there's surely no better way to illustrate your devotion to tape technology.
All the customary Christmas tinsel and paper garlands leaving you a bit cold? Seletti have got some great alternative retro-themed Christmas tree decorations.
The ceramic decorations represent objects drawn from many different decades. Proving those space invaders get just about everywhere, pictured is the version you can get to hang on your tree. There's a 1950s-esque sailor style tattoo heart available as well while you can also buy your very own mini version of Robert Indiana's famous 'Love', originally made in 1964. Finally, there's a decoration honouring everyone's favourite piece of obsolete technology, the humble cassette tape.
Perhaps not what you'd immediately associate with Christmas but some fun objects nonetheless, the decorations cost £7.99 each.
Every week a designer seems to come up with a new way to reinvent the humble cassette tape. The latest guise are these cassette notebooks made by Wednesday Garden.
The notebook is the actual size of a cassette tape and comes in four different designs, each with a different style of cassette on the cover. To complete the illusion, the notebook comes in its very own clear cassette-like case. Plenty of space to write down all your ideas for new mix tapes too, with 100 blank pages per book.
Wednesday Garden are a Thai company and each notebook costs 120 Thailand Baht. That works out at roughly just over £2.
Two favourite things meet in this wallpaper: a love of the humble cassette and a love of Mini Moderns' designs. Mini Modern's latest design for kids (or grown-ups who haven't quite grown up) is the C60 wallpaper. The pattern repeats a variety of different tapes, bringing back fond memories of carefully creating and listening to mix tapes with names such as 'summer hits' or 'party mix'.
The image shown is in the chalkboard and gold option but, if you are extra keen to encourage your kids to pay homage to this lost technology, it also comes in the customisable 'colour me' option. Both versions cost £38 per roll.