You can never overdress. Explore our collection of fashion inspired by the Goodwood Racing Era (1948-1966). Made in very limited quantities and incorporating true vintage prints.

1965 Beetle: Katie and Richard (What Katie Did)

Get on your bike! Not very practial for most of us we agree, but the venue is huge and so it's important to wear very comfortable shoes. Mobility scooters can be hired in advance and there are free vintage busses from both the campsite.

1911 Rudge: Katie and Richard (What Katie Did)

Take a jacket or cardigan. It can get cold in the early mornings and evenings.

1961 Jaguar XK15:0 John Halford (Katie's Dad)

Match your Stocking Seam Colour to your car. Although it was rare to haver colourful seams in the 1940s and 1950s, they were made.

1962 Corvair: Katie and Richard (What Katie Did)

Get your point across! When wearing 'true' vintage from the 1940s to 1960s you'll find that the darts on dresses were placed to accomodate a pointy bullet bra. To get an authentic vintage silhouette a retro bra is a must!

1929 Model A Ford.: Kelly Rumble (ex What Katie Did Mail Order)

Get up early! The Revival opens at 7;30am and gets very busy. Arrive as early as you can so you can see as much as you can before the crowds arrive. Then you can enjoy a leisurely afternoon picnic and enjoy the racing. You are allowed to take your own food and drink into the venue, including alchohol.

1941 Ford: Katie and Richard (What Katie Did)

Whether you have a run in your stockings or want to treat yourself to a whole new outfit, you can find us at the Goodwood Revival in the centre of the track, to the left of the Earl's Court Motor Show.

You are also invited to shop by appointment prior to the event at our Pangbourne HQ in Berkshire.