Del Cleveland The Adidas Obsession: A Story of Style, Music, and Community.
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Today's podcast episode features another casual clothing and Adidas enthusiast, Del Cleveland. Del was born in 1966 at Queen's Charlotte Hospital in Hammersmith, and later overcame a hearing impairment through an unexpected dive off a diving board that cleared his ears. From his early days as a skinhead immersed in ska music to his transition to casual fashion, Del's love for Adidas was ignited at the age of 10 when he acquired his first pair of Adidas Kick. (There is a common theme occurring here that people are really into the Kick!) Del shares insights into the interconnectedness of football, fashion, and music in casual culture, highlighting his eclectic style blending mod casual and skinhead influences.
Discover Del's advocacy for mental health awareness, his role as a mental health first aider, and his remarkable collection of Adidas sneakers housed in what can only be described as an Adidas Mancave. With 51k followers on Instagram, Del has become a prominent figure in the Adidas community, regularly attending music and fashion events. Don't miss his upcoming appearances in the music video "Stone Island" by Chris and Reece and the film "Marching Powder" starring Danny Dyer.
Learn how Del's health changes coincided with the launch of Adidas Spezial in 2014, leading him to enhance his passion for collecting trainers instead of cigarettes. Del's commitment to the Adidas Spezial collection has seen him attend virtually every launch since its inception, showcasing the strong sense of community among Adidas trainer fans. Nice one to Del for coming on!
80s casuals classics. Great place.
A fantastic interview, really enjoyed it, thank you!!!
Cheers mate!
@@wheeltalklife you're very welcome. I'll show it to my wife later, and she'll be convinced it's me. Not from Del's personal story, but how I've become immersed in the culture, and the OCD definitely resonated with me!
@@PaulJones-zi2nd I am the same pal! I have been into for well over a decade now. The best subculture along with Acid house by far!
This guy is right style is what counts.
Superb discussion. Great to hear your story, Del. Proper inspirational, both you and Joe✊🏻
Glad you enjoyed it mate!
great interview- brought back a lot of memories .
@@legitorecords5701 Cheers mate!
My UNCLE DEL in the house ! Great interview
Glad you enjoyed it mate!
Mix and match is good, some mod gear is decent, and mix and match is good variety is the spice of life.
Great to hear your story del xx
Its the best subculture ever, as there are so many styles but all casual clothes rather than formal, blur and oasis got big 1994 saw them live 1996 knebworth, oasis brought retro gear back in, and 1991 footlocker got adidas gazelles back round again.
Great podcast Joe
Nice one mate! Hope you’re well! What a man ❤️
Well to be honest retro started 1990 to come back in. Groups like the happy mondays, the farm, the Las.
Yeah agreed mate I had Oasis in my head tbf
@@delcleveland4035 hi yes oasis were retro and burberry mid 1990s.
@@delcleveland4035 burberry was big in the 1980s football lads.
Yes it was big in the 1980s.
I’m 59 and I can’t remember using the term ‘casual’ I think we called them soul boys. I’m originally from Hammersmith and Fulham.
Casual was a southern word from what I remember