55 Funky Retro Gifts That Are A Walk Down Memory Lane

What's really retro is being able to enjoy all the candy you want and not get a hangover the next day. If you eat this box of vintage candy from your youth slowly and steadily your teeth and your tummy AND your tastebuds will thank you.

Bring the high-octane feelings of the arcade home with you with this tabletop case. It's only about 6" tall and has 200 games preloaded into its software. The fun doesn't stop there, it's battery powered so really, you can take it anywhere, and it has a color screen more exciting than black and white.

The last time Coke used an ad that looked like the one on the door of this fridge was back when Coke was just a dime. There's something charming about the 12-can mini fridge, which can be used at home or in your car on travels.

The classic is back in a blast from the past that'll power up your feelings of nostalgia to the max. This NEW comes is a souped-up, modern version of the original with 30 games built in. You'll recognize titles like Mega Man and The Legend of Zelda and be excited to play with a friend.

Ask your mom if your grandma had one of these clocks on the wall of her kitchen when she was younger and she'll probably say yes. The groovy retro clock has a kitchen timer and thermometer built in and comes in a variety of appealing retro colors.

Type the way the great journalists of yore did with a mechanical USB-C keyboard. It'll drive your coworkers up the wall but it'll fill you with such a sense of nostalgia and wonder that you won't care. It's backlit with LEDs so you can use it at night and makes the same click as an old typewriter.

This camera is two retro goodies in one. It's an instant camera (aka instantly retro) that mimics the look of leather-wrapped cameras with flashbulbs that shutterbugs in days of yore used. This one is much better, though, with auto-adjust flash, varying shutter speeds, and several cool photo modes built in.

Back in the 80s the Atari Video game console was one of the hardest and coolest game systems on the market. Now that it’s the 2020’s, if you try to play it again, it’ll be hard and cool all over again. What’s old is new and fun again, give it a try!

Before there was the Notes App, there was Dear Diary, the digital journal for girls of the 80s and 90s. Only she would know the password that unlocked the toy, that's how she knew she could trust it with her deepest thoughts and crushes.

Rollerskates were the wheelie footwear of choice for kids in the 80s, Rollerblades didn't happen until the 90s. Can we all agree that skates are cooler, though? With a stylish boot and colorful wheels, these skates were bomb dot com.

Grab a pair of AA batteries and dust off the tape collection! This Walkman cassette player comes loaded with features like AM/FM radio, voice recording, auto-stop when the tape comes to an end, and even comes with a detachable belt-clip, it doesn’t get any better.

Have loads of 90s styled high tech fun with the talkboy tape recorder from Tiger. Armed with a blank cassette and the speed recorder setting that lets you change your voice, you’ll be able to pull off all kinds of pranks on friends and family.

Nothing was as exciting on Christmas morning as discovering a new Transformers action figure in your stocking. There's no reason you can't have the same feeling as an adult, but going to the mailbox to find an action figure there. This one is just like the one from the 80s that you loved so much.

Would you take a deep breath and blow on these Nintendo cartridge pillows to fluff them up? Only one way to find out! Turn your man cave into a retro gaming oasis with a selection of playful pillows on the couch. They're squishy with super soft fabric as the case.

Vanquish boredom from your days with the 400-in-1 retro handheld console. It features a throwback and all-too-familiar Gameboy inspired design with a 2.8-inch LCS screen comes with an 800mAh rechargeable battery, and can even be connected to your TV.

There are 22 locations on 2 floors at the mall in Mall Madness, the iconic game for teen girls in the 80s, can you visit them all? Grab your token and make your way around the board, trying to get all the items on your shopping list and grab a snack.

If you were a girl in the 80s or 90s, there's a very good chance you had one of these makeup cases. If you're a woman today, you probably wish you still had one. You can't deny that the case by Cabodles, with its pop-out tray, mirror, compartments, and spacious interior was as good as it got.

Move over aviators, there's a new cool pair of sunglasses in town with an old-school look. These thick mod sunglasses come in white and checkered frames. Put them on and you'll immediately feel like the pin-up babe you were born to be.