Perfect for them summer festivals, this outfit is sure to keep you cool whilst you're rocking out to your favourite bands. The barrel bag is sure to come in handy for your essentials and a pair of Ray-Ban's are a must for a sunny day!




It's all about statement prints this summer and whats better than this fab Pretty Green paisley camo jacket? Teamed with a pair of skinny jeans and deserts boots, it finishes it off with a hint of military inspiration.



A gorgeous outfit featuring the striking daisy denim dress. Teamed with a light weight crochet cardigan, it's sure to come in handy for them cooler festival nights!

The new Ambassador Record player from GPO Retro is now available from Atom Retro! This is the first record player from GPO Retro to feature bluetooth connectivity and also be fully portable, with a rechargeable battery with up to two and half hours playback. This vintage briefcase style record player comes in two colours - Green and Black or Cream and Brown leatherette with vintage look brass corner protectors - and plays 33, 45 and 78 RPM records.

With bluetooth connectivity, the Ambassador record player will connect to any bluetooth speaker and is compatible with the GPO Retro Westwood speakers. A USB stick is also included with the record player.

A beautiful record player which looks great as a centrepiece in any room or pack it up and take your vinyl collection with you everywhere!

Shop the GPO Retro Ambassador Record Player

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The new Baracuta G4/D4 collaboration with Dainese, world leader in high-tech motorcycle sportswear, (hence the name D4) is now in stock at Atom Retro.

Protective gear for bike riders brand and leaders in dynamic sports technologies, Dainese have lent their expertise in protection to the classic Baracuta G4 Harrington, resulting a unique jacket featuring detachable shoulder and elbow pads hidden inside.

The D4 features inside pockets that allows the insertion of the Pro-Shape, a new generation protections printed on a Fraser tartan, made exclusively for Baracuta by Dainese. The result of all the super tech detailing is one heck of a Mod Scooter Harrington Jacket - The Baracuta G4 - D4 Dainese - Barapel Harrington. Bet Steve McQueen would have loved one of these for jaunts on his many motorcycles!

Limited stock, so don't hang around! Find it here.

A Ska and Mod favourite, the Saddle Shoe is the must-have women's footwear style for Summer 2016! These three above styles are new in from GH Bass, the heritage American brand famous for the Bass Weejun loafer.

The Saddle Shoe is a classic American casual style, taking its name from the saddle-like shape of the piece of leather sewn across the waist of the shoe, usually in a contrasting 2-tone colour. Typically, a low heeled oxford shoe, this retro style has been worn by both men and women since it's inception in the early 20th century.

High School Cheerleaders wearing Saddle Shoes in 1948

The style was originally designed by sportswear manufacturer, Albert Spaulding in 1906, basing the style on a gym shoe and creating it in white leather. Spaulding added the saddle to the saddle shoe to reinforce it and add support and stability to the shoe. Spaulding envisioned the shoe as indoor athletes footwear, but it proved unpopular with serious athletes.

Nonetheless, the shoe was a hit with younger people who wore it as casual footwear and it became the shoe of choice for dancing the Jitterbug in the 1940s, but it was in the 1950s that the saddle shoe really took off.

Saddle shoes worn by men & women, c. 1950s

It's soar in popularity might have had something to do with it being worn by the king of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley, who wore the style in the movie, Jailhouse Rock as well as other places. Suddenly the saddle shoe was the must-have style for both men and women. The women's saddle shoe became inextricably linked with poodle skirts, the very flared, circle skirts of the 1950s worn with crinoline petticoats underneath. Paired with a poodle skirt and a cute pair of bobby socks, this is still an enduring image of 1950s American preppy and ivy league fashion.

It was also in the late fifties that the saddle shoe caught the eye of fans and musicians on the
burgeoning Ska music scene. Typically in white and black, the saddle shoe's 2-tone colouring appealed and fit in with the Ska and Mod look.

For summer 2016, American footwear brand, GH Bass have brought out three tantalising new colours in women's saddle shoes. In Navy/White leather, Tan/Cream leather and an eye-catching red/earth suede, these comfy casual shoes are an essential for this season. Grab your favourite pair, pair with bobby socks and a gorgeous flared circle skirt and you're ready to go!

Shop Bass Saddle Shoes here.

The new Bermuda Record player from GPO Retro is now available from Atom Retro! This vintage sixties style record player is new for 2016 and comes in red or blue. Optionally free standing or remove the legs to place on a table top, or take away with you utilising the carry handle. With a full sized LP record turn table, the Bermuda will play 78, 45 or 33rpm records, and also features MP3 and USB, allowing you to record from vinyl straight to USB. Built in, dynamic, full range speakers will ensure this is the record player of choice for all you vinyl junkies.

Shop the GPO Retro Bermuda Record Player

A taster of Ellesse Womens has arrived at Atom Retro. With a select few items for the Spring/Summer season, they are sure to be a big hit!

Founded in 1959, Ellesse is a favourite amongst Mod Casuals subculture. Making their name within sporting icons, Ellesse's routes trace right back to skiing through to tennis. Their sporting heritage is portrayed through their clothes with a dash of 80s casuals influences for good measure!



This season collection features sporting heritage at it's best with a tennis skirt and polo dress.

Check out the collection below, in stock now!







Team together the Ellesse 'Floris' cropped hoodie with the 'Gardina' tennis skirt for a fantastic casual look.

Combining the 80s Casuals style hoodie with a classic 70s tennis skirt creates a fantastic outfit packed with sporting heritage. Using traditional styles with a fab Indie contemporary vibe.

The perfect look for a casual lazy day or playing sports on a Summers day. Either way you are sure to look fantastic!

Mod Casuals and Football Terrace inspired lads brand, Weekend Offender is now in stock at Atom Retro.

Founded in 2004 in a small town just outside of Cardiff, Weekend Offender was the brainchild of Sam Jones and Rhydian Powell, who wanted to create a brand celebrating weekends, partying and football. Encorporating homages to Mod Casuals, 60s Mod culture and the Britpop nineties phenomenon, Weekend Offender was born!

This season collection features Happy Mondays inspired Tees, a nod to 90s Acid Rave culture and classic Mod gingham shirts and polos.

Also featured is the ultimate lads Weekender Jacket - the Hemlock Terrace Jacket has a hidden inside pocket containing a toothbrush and toothpaste - just what you need for those Saturday Nights that become Sunday Mornings!

Check below for a preview of the collection, in stock now.

Hemlock Terrace Jacket with Toothbrush!

Famous for it's Mod Trimfit Shirt, British brand Brutus celebrates it's 50th anniversary this year! And to do it in style, Brutus is launching it's first full lifestyle collection in 20 years.

Launching officially tomorrow (17th March), the new collection for Spring/Summer 2016 features trousers, t-shirts, polos, a Harrington jacket - and of course, all the classic Trimfit shirts Brutus is well known for.

The new collection is already available for order from Atom Retro - bag your favourites today and be the first to wear it!

Brutus was founded in 1966 by brothers, Keith and Alan Freedman, and is still run today by Keith's son, Jonathan. Brutus quickly became famous for their Trimfit shirt - a smartly cut shirt with a darted and box pleat back, the fitted style appealed to Mods and Brutus shirts in gingham, tartans, checks and plains became a wardrobe staple.

In the seventies, Brutus Jeans also shot to fame, with adverts by David Bailey and even a UK number 3 hit for the 'Jeans On' song on the Brutus Jeans TV advert (sung by David Dundas).

Brutus Trimfit is a firm favourite of Atom Retro. Check under the read more for a preview of the 'All I've Ever Known' collection or head over to Atom to order your Trimfit before they all sell out!

The new Gabicci Vintage collection for Spring/Summer 2016 is now arriving. Check under the cut for a couple more preview pics of styles which will be available from Atom Retro very soon! Or find the new collection online here.