We've featured many of the fun 1970s style Darling Clementine designs before. For their Christmas Collections Card set, they seem to have looked a bit further back in time for inspiration.
The set of six designs are influenced by vintage cards. Each card has a classic Christmas motif – the sweets, the baubles, the sleigh – all topped off with a greeting executed in a 50s font and added gold spray for that festive shimmer.
A set of the cards costs $21.
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Send your festive wishes mid-century style this year, with the Alexander Girard Christmas cards available from Lagom.
The cards add to their existing range of greeting cards based on Girard's colourful designs. Girard apparently amassed nativities for the International Museum of Folk Art in Santa Fe (in term inspiring the recently issued nativity set) so it's no surprise these influenced his work. Shown above is a card based on a 1962 Nativity Angel. You can also pick from a card featuring a Nativity dating from 1968 or Flying Angels from 1971.
Individual cards cost £1.80 each, or you can get a set of the angels in three different colours for £3.40.
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Christmas is coming and what could be more festive than the strains of Bing Crosby and David Bowie singing Little Drummer Boy? Well, we’ll tell you – wearing this Slazenger Heritage 1970s ‘Bing Crosby’ lambswool cardigan while you listen to it.
Yes, Slazenger has nipped into the archives and founnd the design for the cardigan Bing was wearing at that recording in 1977, a light blue number in extra fine lambswool with six-button fastening, a classic Slazenger logo on the chest and a slim fit.
Perfect for the Christmas day wear, you can pick one up while stocks last for £75.
For those determined to have an entirely retro Christmas, Etsy seller dodelinedesign has some great Christmas cards designs, with my favourite being the Mid-Century Modern Christmas Cards.
These cards features a pile of classic chairs (it looks like an Eames design), stacked on top of one another in a Christmas tree formation and topped with a simple red star. You can buy an individual card for around £1.90, or buy in packs of 8 or 20 to save some money, which are priced just under £10 and around £18 respectively.
Buy them online at Etsy.
For most high street shops, the countdown to Christmas begins before summer is even over, but for the rest of us, it starts in earnest in December with an advent calendar to mark off the days.
Rather than buy disposable cardboard one, this Retro Advent Calendar Box will last for a number of year and allow you to fill up the days with personalised treats for your children or loved one. It is made from wood and each door is decorated with a vintage style festive illustrations.
It costs £39 from Lapin and Me via Not on the High Street, and if you order it this week, you should receive it in time for the beginning of December.
Without mentioning the word, it's soon to be that time of year when you'll need some wrapping paper close to hand. For a more stylish than Santa option, take a look at these new book plate gift wrap sets from Present & Correct.
Each set contains four sheets of paper with a different design. The sheets all reference classic book plates from the 1940s and 50s, using eye-catching geometric patterns. To add the finishing touch, each sheet bears the inscription 'This gift belongs to' in the place of where a book lover would normally claim their ownership, therefore eliminating the need for separate address labels.
Both good-looking and time-saving, a set costs £6.75.
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