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The Vocal Cords (an Oi Polloi advertorial)

  • Universal Works Crofter Jacket in fawn cord with a fleece collar, over a red check shirt, carrying a navy Filson tote
  • Universal Works Crofter Jacket in fawn cord with a fleece collar and flap pockets, a navy tote slung over one shoulder
  • Close-up of the Universal Works Crofter Jacket in fawn cord, buttoned to the collar with brown buttons
  • Universal Works Weekend Shirt in brushed check red, open over a white tee, hands in the pockets of raw denim
  • Close-up of the Universal Works Weekend Shirt's red and navy brushed check, open at the neck over a white tee
  • Stone Island Pocket T-Shirt in natural, with Nudie Jeans Co Average Joe raw denim and sand suede desert boots
  • Close-up of the Filson Tote Bag with Zipper in navy, raw denim and Clarks Originals Desert Boots in sand suede

We’re not really into advertising, marketing and the corporate machine, but when a record company big wig strode into our shop, slipped crisp fifty pound notes into our shirt-pockets and then started telling us about his hot new signing, we were instantly enthralled. So without further ado, Oi Polloi are proud to introduce The Vocal Cords — an a cappella band with a twist. What’s the twist? Well are you sitting down? Not only do they rely solely on the power of the human voice, but they do this whilst wearing impeccable cord jackets. The next Mumford and Sons? Bigger than Keane? The rightful heirs to Toploader’s throne? Bold statements we’re sure you’ll agree — UNTIL YOU HEAR THEIR MUSIC. Talking of their music, The Vocal Cords’ new album, Strike a Cord (With Me) is available to pre-order on limited edition 180g corduroy LP right now.

  • Universal Works Crofter Jacket (Fawn Cord)
  • Universal Works Weekend Shirt (Brushed Check Red)
  • Nudie Jeans Co Average Joe (Dry Dirt Organic)
  • Clarks Originals Desert Boot (Sand Suede)
  • Filson Tote Bag with Zipper (Navy)
  • Stone Island Pocket T-Shirt (Natural)

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