Mr.England title winner Jack Eyers visits the Adidas flagship store

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Holder of the 2017/2018 Mr.England title, Jack Eyers recently visited the Adidas flagship store at the Racecourse Shopping Complex in Colombo. He was accompanied by Jack Heslewood and Zachary Oldershaw, first and second runners-up of the Mr.England competition, a statement from the company said.

Jack Eyers became the first amputee to win the prestigious Mr.England title, and has become an international icon for his support of disability rights and showcasing positive living in the face of adversity. A sought-after international male model, Eyers made history in 2015 when he became the first disabled male model to take the catwalk at New York Fashion Week, and more recently at the 2017 London Fashion Week.

Eyers, Heslewood and Oldershaw spent time at the Adidas store, browsing the latest collection of Adidas shoes, apparels and accessories that are trending around the world. They also enjoyed meeting with some of the customers who were around shopping to join the special visit of Mr.England trio.

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