Retro To Go gets talked up in the Good Web Guide

Not sure what's going on, but Retro To Go is getting a lot of positive feedback this week. Just a day after we were made part of fashion's influential elite, the site has now been flagged up in the Good Web Guide.

You can read Charlie Gladstone's glowing appraisal of the site above. We appreciate the love.

Good Web Guide website

Retro To Go tops Britain's influential fashion bloggers

I find myself moaning about awards constantly, so I can't really start shouting that Retro To Go is one of Britain's most influential fashion blogs. Even though it apparently is.

According to the Most Wanted list, we're part of the 'Fashion 100', but not only that, we're number one, that's numero uno, when it comes to vintage and retro. We knew that anyway, but nice to get it in print.

It was apparently worked out via a 'bespoke algorithm' that takes into account the average number of visitors and considerations of a blog's influence across the web, such as the quantity and quality of sources that have referenced or linked to that particular blog. Anyway, we're top of the tree. And next time, His Knibs will hit the men's one with a vengeance. Trust us.

Retro To Go website

His Knibs - men's classic style site launches

Hitting high on both our Modculture and Retro To Go sites is men's style, which is hardly surprising as there just aren't any good, dedicated, UK-based men's style websites - all the good ones are in the US, aimed very much at a US audience. So to fill this gap we've launched His Knibs.

His Knibs has a simple aim - to focus on cool and classic men's style. Not 'fashion', that's too short term and often driven by out of touch 'fashion' TV shows and magazines. Style is altogether more permanent.

Think heritage brands, new labels with a classic look, finds from around the world, plus accessories, books, web finds, features etc etc. The first content is online now - watch this one grow and grow.

His Knibs website