The Best Peaky Blinders Merch

The best way to celebrate Peaky Blinders is to watch Peaky Blinders, no? This collection includes four double-sided vintage photographs of some favourite faces.

Head to 1920s Birmingham and attempt to become the ultimate gangster. This board game has you building character intelligence, charisma and strength in order to gain a foothold over your rivals. For two to four players.

Big sounds straight from the streets of Small Heath. The tracklist includes: Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds 'Red Right Hand', The White Stripes 'St. James Infirmary Blues', Artic Monkeys 'Do I Wanna Know?' and Idles 'Never Fight A Man With A Perm'. This collection of tracks from the TV show can also be downloaded as an MP3 album or streamed via Amazon Music Unlimited.

The perfect pub accessory for when you want to get into the Garrison spirit. Bar fights not included.

On the gathering storm comes a tall handsome man in a dusty black coat with some sleek razor cufflinks. They're the lyrics, right? A simple addition to a shirt which is sure to sharpen up any look.

Peaky Blinders and the Shelby brothers are responsible for not only captivating viewers with incredible drama, but also letting every man think he can pull off an undercut hairstyle and newsboy cap. Excellent news, the men were half right. As it happens, the Newsboy's popularity hasn't flagged because they do suit most people and they're badass.

The Shelby family who own's the small screen and a place of admiration in the nation's hearts are, brace yourself, fictional. Their story didn't happen. But the influence behind the gang is based on a real Birmingham crime family and protection network – find out the compelling facts behind the myth with this tome.

Some kicks to complete any Blinders look. These boots incorporate an uncompromising vintage design with a no-nonsense sensibility.

The Shelby brothers were on the gin train long before this contemporary obsession. Trend setters with everything they touch.

According to Tommy, whiskey's good proofing water because it tells you who's real and who isn't. That's probably a pretty irrelevant point if you can't remember anything the next morning.

Time for another bomb shell – Peaky Blinders is not filmed in Birmingham. Audible gasp. It appears that since the 1920s a lot of places have changed, so the creators have taken the crew on a tour around the north-west to capture the authentic period spirit. Turns out a lot of that spirit can be found in Liverpool, as this fantastic coach tour will demonstrate. You'll get to visit places like Aunt Polly's house and Garrison Lane. After your tour, you could visit the Peaky Blinders Bar – it's not The Garrison but being surrounded by Shelby references and hardcore Peaky fans, it is sure to feel like home.

There is only one way to cast one of those long, svelte, foreboding silhouettes, and that's with a genuine reproduction of Tommy's 1920s overcoat.

The perfect stocking-filler for a Peaky Blinders fan, this set includes two Sadler Black IPA beers and one branded glass. To really get them into the spirit, there's even a Blinders' style flat cap.