Your essential festival shopping guide

If rocking out is your thing, then these distinctive bags are for you. Designed by Vendula in collaboration with British rock band Queen for their 50th anniversary, the vegan leather bags are individually hand-crafted and are sure to stand out in the crowd.

Partying in colder climes? This four seasons inflatable tent was developed and tested in Iceland, so you know it will withstand the harshest of elements. It sleeps three-four people and can be pitched in less than a minute – giving you more time to boogie.

If it’s wellies with a difference you’re after, look no further. New in this season, Hunter’s boots have been updated with a metal stud trim and will now look even more glamorous when caked in mud. 

This cool insulated bottle makes light work of staying hydrated. Its makers say it’s the most compact and lightweight steel bottle of its kind, making it especially fest-friendly for carrying around. 

You can smell your best and do your bit for the planet, too, with Proverb’s refillable deodorants. They’re available in a trio of ranges so you can take your pick from a handful of scents and ditch those smelly worries. It’s deodorant with ethics. 

Ergonomic and stylish, this water-resistant luxury mat is the comfy festival essential you’ve been longing for. Use it to relax around the campfire or as a padded camping mat – and, when it’s time to move on, just roll it up and sling it over your shoulder. 

Olpro is on a mission to keep you warm and toasty while camping, which is no easy feat! Its cushy sleeping bags are stuffed with a hollowfibre filling that retains heat well. And the sides can also be unzipped to create two single sleeping bags.

You can’t go wrong with a Barbour jacket. The new hooded mac stands up to the rain and is spot on as a handy festival coat, not least for its inner wallet pocket and timeless look. Zip it up and unleash that Gallagher swagger. 

There’s little more synonymous with a British music festival than the trusty bucket hat. Barbour’s latest collaboration with Ally Capellino combines classic style with practicality and has a trademark waxed finish – ideal for a typically sodden Glastonbury. 

Boil water in a flash with Jetboil’s portable stove. Its space-saving design means everything including the gas canister can be packed inside the one-litre cooking cup and, with a 100-second boiling time, you’re never too far from a restorative mug of coffee.