Deck~Out~and~About: A Pattern of Racketeering

23.03.2018

Once in a while we like to break out into the real world for something we like to call Deck~Out~and~About.

This time around, we thought we’d head down to our local squash court for a spot of racket action. To be honest, we’ve got no idea what the rules of squash are (if there are any?), so we just smacked the ball about for a while. Here are some photos…

Ebo in a cream Albam jacket and Richard in a yellow Adsum jacket sat outside a squash court, then on court with holdalls

Richard in a grey check cap, glasses, blue Norse Projects hoody and yellow Adsum jacket, seen through a racket's strings

Close-up of Ebo's orange Converse hi-tops and navy Adsum trousers beside a navy holdall under a blue chair

Ebo in yellow and Richard in a pink sweat and white cap mid-game on court 5, seen through the glass back wall

Richard in a pink Battenwear sweat over a striped Armor-Lux tee, with Ebo behind in a yellow Our Legacy sweat

Ebo and Richard sat on red benches with rackets, beside a close-up of Richard's white Spring Court trainers

Richard in a pink sweat, grey trousers and white cap lunges across the court as Ebo waits in a yellow sweat and navy shorts

Richard in a pink sweat and white Lacoste cap behind the court glass, beside Ebo in a pale yellow Our Legacy sweat

Richard in a yellow Adsum jacket over a blue Norse Projects hoody, holding a racket, with Ebo behind in a cream Albam jacket

Richard and Ebo shake hands on court at the National Squash Centre in Manchester, in a yellow jacket and a cream jacket

Richard wore a Norse Projects T-shirt, a Norse Projects Hoody, an Adsum jacket, Orslow Jeans, a Norse Projects Hat and Adidas trainers.

Ebo wore an Arpenteur T-shirt, a Champion sweat, an Albam Jacket, Adsum pants and Converse trainers.

To play, Richard wore an Armor-Lux t-shirt, a Battenwear Sweat, Battenwear pants, a Lacoste cap and Spring Court trainers.

Ebo wore an Arpenteur T-shirt, an Our Legacy sweat, Patagonia shorts, Y.M.C. socks and Reebok trainers.

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