The sales are starting, and there are some big discounts - including this Suzy contrast collar swing dress at Joanie.

Bag of colours, bags of style, the Watts 1960s-style sports shoe by Dr Watson Shoemaker is now available to buy.

Other colours have been available in the past, but the 1960s Adidas Japan trainers in white and black have just landed.

Also using the name Over Under Sideways Down, The Yardbirds – Roger The Engineer 60th Anniversary 7-inch Singles Set is now available to pre-order. It’s confusing as this particular 1966 album had ...

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 ...

I was going to do a Modculture gift guide this year, with these Paul Weller and The Jam handmade peg doll Christmas ornaments a great fit. (image credit: Florence and Belle) Essentially, a bit of fun, ...

Not a maker I usually feature on here, but The Weller lambswool scarf range by 80s Casuals is well worth pointing out. (image credit: 80s Casuals) Paul Weller will always be connected to the Mod scene ...

A store that’s been an inspiration for Mods for decades, so the John Simons Since 1955 book by Reel Art Press should prove popular. (image credit: Amazon/Reel Art Press) You probably know all about ...

Arriving just too late for my recent round-up is this Steve McQueen-inspired Crown knit at Modfather Clothing. You might recall I did an As Worn By Steve McQueen feature a few weeks back, which is ...

A winter classic that hasn’t been seen for a while, so good to see Anglozine’s Jook knitwear back on the shelves. (image credit: Anglozine) When the label launched some years back, the Boot knits were ...

I’d like to point you in the direction of a very good read – Dave Haslam on Guy Stevens and The Scene Club. Dave Haslam is best known as a DJ – I somewhat controversially booked him for my final Outta ...

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