Another instalment of the Modculture film club. No flat caps and no ‘Mr Grimsdale‘ here. But you do get both the swinging sixties and the Pretty Things in What’s Good For The Goose. Some late '60s Mods sightings too. bit.ly/4bwxmBs

Another interesting release from the Cherry Red label, with the Really Into Somethin’ box set, a 3-disc set covering girl sounds of the 1960s. Most new to the format. bit.ly/4uerUe9

It’s good to see the return of a vintage classic. Or if you prefer, the Fred Perry Original Tennis Bomber Jacket. One of the calling cards of old school Fred Perry, and still made in England from a cotton twill produced by the Brisbane Moss factory. bit.ly/4swAiDM

This was really popular at His Knibs, so I thought I'd mention this vintage-style check zip-up jacket at Marks & Spencer here too. Cheap as well. bit.ly/4rzkAHZ

Some lovely new designs at Jump The Gun right now, including these 1960s-style Seamless Wool Cardigans. Limited editions and small numbers for each colour. bit.ly/4tWiEey

If you haven’t got a copy, Dear Boy: The Life of Keith Moon by Tony Fletcher is back as part of the Omnibus Remastered series. bit.ly/4s6hUld

It’s hovered around the scene for decades, creating a bond between Mods and the Tootal scarf. But they’re not as cheap as they used to be. Unless you get very lucky in the charity shops. bit.ly/46UGk8Z

Finding a good vintage bowling bag isn't easy these days. This one is actually pitched as a ‘gym bag’, but for me, this is the Wilson heritage bowling bag, based on a vintage original. Not cheap though. bit.ly/4tRsfD2

The last few of the Modculture tote bag bundles (bag, badge, large postcard, sticker) are at my new Shopify site. Limited edition, with all proceeds going towards funding the Modculture website. bit.ly/4k8uU74

You can help find the upcoming Guy Stevens: The Apostle of Rock & Roll documentary via its crowdfunding campaign. Lots of rewards on offer if you do. bit.ly/4axteB0

Kickstarting a series of films you really should check out is this one. Originally a Hunter Davies book about mid-60s Carlisle, Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush made it to the big screen in 1968 and transferred itself to Stevenage. bit.ly/4sbIrh7

Thanks @modculture.bsky.social @davemodculture.bsky.social

Good news if you want something in the dress line with ’60s inspiration. A new 1960s dress collection has landed at Carnaby Streak, a label I haven't mentioned for quite some time. bit.ly/4kYGphW

If you are planning ahead, all the details of the upcoming Brighton Mod Weekender 2026 are now available, as are tickets for the evening events. bit.ly/46nk4Ez

Previewed them a while back, but the Modculture tote bag bundles (bag, badge, large postcard, sticker) are being offered for sale in limited numbers right now at my new Shopify site. bit.ly/4k8uU74

If you like the Ivy League style, then The Ivy Look A to Z by Graham Marsh via Reel Art Press looks like a project to back. Loads of limited editions to pick from too. bit.ly/45tHhEF

The label does some great womenswear that often goes unnoticed. Like this Fred Perry button-through rib polo shirt. bit.ly/4qGsy1y

Spotted over on the @hisknibs.bsky.social website, this classic navy team jacket by J Press is just on the shelves and looks amazing. bit.ly/4beNzM7 www.modculture.co.uk/navy-team-ja...

Quite a coup for the team, with The upcoming Detail Magazine having Paul Weller as the guest editor. You can pre-order a copy now too. bit.ly/49XjUov

The final piece in the jigsaw…

And now some pin badges - first time I’ve made some of these in 25 years of running the site.

Some super-sized Modculture postcards, being produced for a thing I’m working on.

A few colours have landed in the past, but the 1960s Adidas Japan black leather trainers are a first as far as I know. Looking good too. bit.ly/45efd88

Not the cheapest version of this style these days, but the Fred Perry tennis bomber jacket is probably the most desirable from a Mod perspective. As much a classic now as it was half a century back. bit.ly/3ZakSZg

The Small Faces issue of Mojo Magazine looks well worth picking up, both for the read and the free CD attached to the front cover. bit.ly/3LI1C2j

Just a reminder that I'm having a Mod/vintage clearout right now via the Switched On Set Instagram page. New items likely to go up daily. There's a lot to go through. If you have any specific wants, especially in terms of books, let me know. bit.ly/4jRigJH

I honestly didn't think they had this much material. But the Sound of The Colourfield CD/DVD box set proves the band did. 96 tracks, 40+ unreleased tracks and a disc of all their TV appearances. bit.ly/4jwVfeP

The events are starting to appear for the warmer months, including the upcoming Mods Mayday 2026 in London. bit.ly/45tdhZu

Two new colours and one (the original colour) half price in the sale – so worth mentioning the return of the Adidas Paris City Series trainers. bit.ly/3Z5xzEE

I like the magazine as a rule, but the Record Collector Mod Revival issue deserves some special attention. bit.ly/4q8PiqG

You can still buy original and vintage, but there’s a growing number of modern-day fishtail parkas. I’ve picked out a few for the current colder weather. bit.ly/451YdBY

Not the kind of label I usually feature, but I do like the look of this Lyle and Scott cycling top. And it’s in the sale. bit.ly/3Yp7zUG

If you like the idea of a trip to Kent, then The Prisoners weekend at Herne Bay probably gives you the perfect excuse to do just that. Three albums featured over three days. bit.ly/3Ytlf0Q

An unusual reissue, but if you love early British blues, the Sonny Boy Williamson and The Yardbirds live at the Craw-Daddy Club vinyl is likely for you. bit.ly/3Z0uGoJ

The sales are on and if you are in the market for one of these, the Real Hoxton monkey jackets are currently significantly marked down at Stuarts Of London. bit.ly/3LpnT4H

And after getting in on my personal account, I've got in after at least a year on Modculture too. Happy New Year to all!