Not easy to get, but the Mod logo t-shirts and sweatshirts by Pop Gear are interesting and eye-catching. Tote bags available too.
Recent Posts
Review: Fahrenheit 451 (1966)
Over 50 years since it first appeared on the big screen and Fahrenheit 451 is perhaps more relevant today than at any other time in its history.
Burden Of Proof by James Barlow (Pan)
Familiar with the movie Villain with Richard Burton? It’s based on the wonderful Burden of Proof by James Barlow.
Weekend Dancer by Talcott Levy (Old Dog Books)
Another week, another piece of mod fiction. Weekend Dancer by Talcott Levy is certainly part of a rapidly growing industry.
Tobi Dahmen’s Mod illustrations become home items
The title says it all. Tobi Dahmen’s Mod illustrations become home items, courtesy of Society 6.
Paul Weller hosts a Style Council listening party on Twitter
This is interesting, especially if TSC is your bag. Paul Weller hosts a Style Council listening party on Twitter for one night only.
Reuben Billingham talks the Anglozine London label
The Anglozine London label is a new departure from an old face on the Mod scene. I talk to Reuben Billingham about the clothes and the inspiration.
Sinking back into the past with Liverpool’s Sink Club
Stan Evans looks back at Liverpool’s mod and soul clubs of the 60s. In particular, the Sink Club, now back at its original Liverpool home.
