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Some people collect stamps. Some collect records. Some collect Adidas.

Over the years, there’s been a fair few pairs through the doors at Oi Polloi. Some worn into the ground, some kept in suspiciously good nick, and a few that have become proper landmarks in the story of what we do.

So, naturally, we thought it was about time we had a look back.

Rows of adidas trainers in green, blue, tan and olive suede on orange racking, with blue adidas boxes and open catalogues

Welcome to Nige’s Adidas Shoeseum — a glimpse inside the collection, featuring a few old favourites and some of the shoes we’ve had the pleasure of working on with Adidas over the years.

There’s the Salford Sage, for starters. A proper Oi Polloi take on an Adidas classic, inspired by our surroundings and made for getting out and about rather than sitting in a glass cabinet. Then there’s the Ardwick, another chapter in our ongoing love affair with Adidas and terrace footwear.

A hand holding up a pair of green suede adidas trainers with darker green stripes, over open catalogues and more pairs

They’re shoes with a bit of history behind them. But more importantly, they’re shoes that still look good now.

Looking back at these pairs is a decent reminder of how far things have come — and how much fun we’ve had along the way. We’ve always liked taking something familiar, giving it a bit of our own flavour and seeing where it ends up.

Blue, green, olive and tan suede adidas trainers on a table and clear boxes, below a framed black and white adidas print

And as for what comes next?

We’re not saying anything just yet. But, good things come to those who wait. So, have a look through the collection for now - just don't ask Nige how many pairs he's actually got, We've tried.

Nige reading a catalogue spread headed Running, with green, tan and blue suede adidas trainers laid out behind
Nige examining a green suede adidas trainer with a green tag, beside blue adidas boxes and a framed adidas print

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