Skip to content

CART

Your cart is empty

On Thursday night we threw a bit of a shindig to celebrate the launch of those rather tasty adidas Barcelona trainers.

Suds were sunk, tunes were played, and perhaps most importantly, Trefoil trainers were discussed at length.

Congratulations to Jamie Burns who won the raffle for a pair of the trainers.

Here’s some photos of the festivities…

A crowd at the adidas Barcelona launch party under spotlights, with a screen showing two people sat at a tableSomeone in a black puffer jacket reading a red and black zine with pages headed Andy Cole and Looking to the FutureA DJ in headphones and a white tee behind a crowd of guests, with clothes rails in the backgroundThree guests with bottles of beer over a red zine, in a bronze puffer, a red and navy striped top and a check shirtThree guests arm in arm with bottles of beer, in a green beanie and cream fleece, a green cord overshirt and a bucket hatA packed crowd inside the shop under spotlights, with the window lettered Barcelona seen in reverse from insideA group of guests posing by a brick pillar with bottles of beer, a footballer in red projected on the wall behindThe shop door at night with a pink Barcelona 99 poster in the glass and a white trainer with red stripes on a plinth insideThe Oi Polloi shop window at night lettered Barcelona 99, a crowd inside, one guest smoking on the ledge and one in a pufferGuests with bottles of beer, one in a green cord overshirt and orange shirt, arm in arm with someone in a black capGuests at the party, one in a red adidas track top with white stripes, in front of a screen showing someone seatedTwo guests crouching on the wooden floor in cream fleeces, one in a green beanie with a beer, a table of bottles behindTwo guests with bottles of beer, one in a navy overshirt with an arm round another in a bucket hat and cream check overshirtThree people at night in front of a white campervan lettered Kamper, in a cream puffer, a brown fleece and a check shirt

NewerBack to Oi Polloi BlogOlder

Socials

We don't care about algorithms. Just rhythms.