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FRED PERRY The Fred Perry Shirt "WHITE"
A pure Fred Perry Shirt with only the Laurel Wreath on the left chest.
Designed and worn by founder Frederick John Perry in 1952.
For over 70 years, this polo shirt has been loved for perfectly combining the functionality needed for tennis back then with off-court fashion.
Stores
O Daikanyama No. 2 Store
O Tenma Store
O Shinsaibashi Store
FRED PERRY
Fred Perry was founded in 1952 by Frederick John Perry, a tennis player from Stockport, England, who named the brand after his nickname.Frederick John Perry was one of the top players of his time, often referred to as "the god of British tennis," having achieved three consecutive Wimbledon championships from 1934 to 1936 and the first-ever Grand Slam.
With the laurel wreath mark still inherited today as its icon, Fred Perry started manufacturing sweatbands and shirts as a tennis wear brand, attracting many tennis players. In the 1960s, led by Paul Weller, it also influenced musicians and street fashion, including Mods, Skinheads, and Casuals of the time. Even today, many musicians favor Fred Perry.
MODEL
Height 172cm Wearing size 40
