TENNIS-INSPIRED MARKETPLACE PICKS

Alongside Fred Perry, Lacoste is synonymous with Tennis. René Lacoste was a prolific tennis player in the 1920s and invented the first lightweight polo shirt designed for sport in the 1930s. So, there really isn’t a better brand to represent if you’re lucky enough to be heading to centre court. Oh, and with England’s unpredictable summer weather still causing wardrobe issues, the knit above is ideal.

Vintage Lacoste jumper, £55

If you’re heading to the tournament’s famous open-air screen, like we said before, you'll probably need a jacket. This khaki vintage piece from Carhartt will keep you warm and dry whatever the weather.

Vintage Carhartt jacket, £78

Catching a match on the big screens in London for the tournament is peak-summer behaviour. Also, a retro cardigan will go perfectly with your refreshments and deck chair set-up – think of the photo ops. With locations in Canary Wharf, Covent Garden, Kings Cross and more, you’ll be spoilt on where to sport this new (and unique) layer.

Vintage blue cardigan, £27.50

The invite is in, you’re thinking of what food you’re going to take and you’ve got everything crossed that there's going to be good weather 'cause BBQ season is upon us. Lacoste may have brought polos into the game, but Polo Ralph Lauren is a serious contender in the heritage-style stakes. Stripes are SO welcome at the big championship too, they are a British-style staple, after all.

Vintage Polo Ralph Lauren polo shirt, £25

For all of you who are watching the match(es) in pub gardens across the land, a vintage Hawaiian shirt will ensure your day-to-night look lands. We’re not sure how, but retro-printed shirts will always work. Plus, you get extra bragging rights for the one above because it’s actually vintage.

Vintage Hawaiian shirt, £25