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We have mentioned in the past that Baracuta has now been bought out by WP Lavori, a company that looks after high end heritage brands like Woolrich and Barbour. With that in mind, it’s no surprise to see the humble Harrington going upmarket too, as this Baracuta Made in England […]
Ok, I do my best, but unfortunately, I have only so many hours in the day. So if you fancy writing for an article or feature for Modculture, would love to hear from you.
An old favourite is back in a new set of shades – the Fred Perry Japanese polo shirt.
Whilst looking at the US Fab site earlier, I noticed this for sale. Ezcept this didn’t ship world-wide. Luckily, you can get The Who Quadrophenia tour poster by Print Mafia directly from the maker’s site – and they do ship internationally.
I think it’s fair to say that Brighton’s Jump The Gun do shirts with the right ‘look’ at a decent price, which is why they have sold so many over the years. These 1960s-style gingham button-down shirts are the latest additions to the range.
Regular readers of the site might recall I did a feature on The Action – In The Lap Of The Mods recently, a VHS-only documentary based around the band’s reunion in the late 1990s. Well, it’s coming out again on DVD.
Sometime last year, we featured Paradise in our new bands section. You can find out all about the Portland-based band at that particular link. Anyway, the band has a new video out, for the Humans and Stars track.
Not sure Ben Sherman is the body I would expect to write a book on style over the past half decade, but that’s what it has done with 50 Years of British Style Culture 1963 – 2013 by Josh Sims. Perhaps for good reason.
