In 1984, Adidas debuted the now legendary Forum basketball sneakers. With a once unheard of $100 price tag, the Forum was a coveted status symbol for top pro athletes, entertainers, and local heroes all over the world.We are honored to be a part of the relaunch of this iconic shoe. Not only have we been chosen as a vendor for this release but we were also able to design our own version of the Forum AND WE’RE GIVING AWAY 500 PAIRS FOR FREE.
We will be teaming up with locally owned business in the communities we are located in to bring you guys this special release. Be on the lookout for more details regarding how to secure your free pair!
Texas you are up first!
At 11 AM on Saturday we will be giving you a chance to claim your free pair of the the Adidas x Politics Forum 84! All you have to do is pull up to your local Merit Coffee (see below for exact address) and mention the Politics Forum when you place your order. Upon purchase you will receive further instructions on how to claim your free pair, gift certificate, or some other free gear back at the shop. Have fun, be safe, and thanks for always supporting Politics and our local communities !
We will be taking over the coffee shops from 11 AM - 1 PM. Please remember pairs are limited so arrive on time.
Dallas Merit Location : 2639 Main Street (Deep Ellum)
Austin Merit Location : 222 West Ave (Seaholm)
“We are obsessed with quality. This is what drove us to start sourcing and roasting our coffee almost 7 years ago. Our green coffee buyer (Jamie Isetts) travels to Central/South America and Africa, finding the best quality coffee there is, and works directly with the farmers. The coffee gets shipped to Texas where its roasted on a 45 & 25kg Probat roaster, custom built for us in Germany. We take responsibility for the quality of coffee in your cup very seriously, as well as creating an environment where you can enjoy that coffee, get some work done, connect with friends, or even escape the busyness of life for a bit. Our cafes are focused on the local community and neighborhoods that they are in.” — @meritcoffee