Oi Polloi is carrying these sweet and simple Ebbets Field Flannels baseball caps. AND, OF COURSE, THOSE BRITISH MOTHERFUCKERS JUST HAD TO INCLUDE A YANKEE DOODLE DANDY REFERENCE. It’s cool though, all I know about England is that outside of
Hat tip to Oi Polloi for looking up fishtail parkas on Wikipedia for everyone. Did you guys know that the fishtails were designed to wrap around paratroopers’ legs to make them more aerodynamic? I didn’t know that either. I just
Do you know about Oi Polloi’s Deck-Out? It’s basically where they teach how to wear the clothes that they sell. You gonna front like you don’t look to other people for inspiration or this season you’re “looking inwards for how
Oi Polloi does things a lot of other stores do, but way better. Por ejemplo, feature interviews and editorials. The particular feature we’re highly gassed up on is this thoughtful conversation between Daiki Suzuki of Engineered Garments and Shinya Hasegawa
Did you know that the knitted patterns on fisherman sweaters like these were unique to each family and used to identify a body when it washed up on shore? Neither did I, but Oi Polloi did. How fucking morbid a
Oi Polloi’s Pica-Post is out. Specifically, the fourth edition of the Pica-Post is out right now. It’s kind of like the shop itself—kind of a mish-mash of drawings, photos, clothing, interviews, stories and weird English slang that you can kind
BREAKING EURO TEAM UP NEWS TO REPORT! Oi Polloi and Norse Projects got their evil geniuses together and created this 100% lambswool sweater with canvas patches and chest pocket. Stay warm and keep your illegal stash on you at the
You heard me, I didn’t stutter. Golden Bear’s all-leather baseball varsity is so dope it’ll make you wish you were back in school just so you can rock this bad boy every day of your miserable, underachieving college life. Actually,
Batten Sportswear is owned and designed by Shinya Hasegawa, who moved to New York from Japan to work under Daiki Suzuki at Woolrich Woolen Mills. These warm up fleeces from Batten are nicely color blocked and the ribbed hem and
This camo M-65 jacket from Stone Island reminds us of an extra in a Ruff Ryders video circa 1998. All brash and loud and cool and kind of functional, but not really and likely a little overpriced. I miss those
