If you like the Ivy League style, then The Ivy Look A to Z by Graham Marsh looks like a project to support via its ...
The label does some great womenswear that often goes unnoticed. Like this Fred Perry button-through rib polo shirt. I did a ...
Tip of the hat to the His Knibs website for spotting this navy team jacket by J Press, which is just on the shelves.
Quite a coup for the team, with The upcoming Detail Magazine having Paul Weller as the guest editor as a one off.
A few colours have landed in the past, but the 1960s Adidas Japan black leather trainers are a first as far as I know.
Not the cheapest version of this style, but the Fred Perry tennis bomber jacket is probably the most desirable from a Mod perspective. (image credit: Fred Perry) And it’s back on the shelves with its ...
The launch of the first-ever Modculture gift guide, which is essentially 50+ gift ideas for Mods for any time of the year. But as Christmas is around the corner, it seems like a good idea to do it now ...
Another one from half a century (and more) returns. This time the 1960s Adidas Tokyo trainers in three colour options. (image credit: Hip) Adidas seems to have something of a 1960s thing going on.
Claire Mahoney is talking The Style Council with Mick Talbot ahead of this week’s documentary on Sky Arts. ‘One minute I hear ‘Strength Of Your Nature’ and think Paul Weller’s cracked it, next I’m ...
He does a great radio show and knows a thing or two about clothes, So an interview with Tom Hoy seemed like a good idea. If you haven’t heard it, Tom does a monthly show on Totally Wired Radio by the ...
In the first of a new series, we invited top tunesmith Paul Orwell to fill his imaginary Modernist Jukebox with 20 defining tracks. Check them out plus a Spotify playlist of the majority of the tunes ...
As for the shoes, these are unworn, from the 1960s and made of what’s described as an ‘exceptional soft’ leather in a royal blue. They were originally made in China and haven’t left their packaging ...
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