FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"
FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"
FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"
FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"
FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"
FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"
FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"
FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"
FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"
FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"
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FRED PERRY

FRED PERRY Twin tipped fred perry shirt "LGIC/SWHI/TN"

Sale price¥14,300

The M3600 is a modern take on Fred Perry's traditional "streamlined fit" M12.
The tipped pique shirt was the first to adopt the legendary tipping, arranged in a 5:4:4 ratio.
It also continues to be the core of everything we do.
The M3600 was born from a reinterpretation of that original tipped design.
The iconic Fred Perry streamlined fit has been made slightly tighter for a modern update.
Crafted with cutting-edge technology, each shirt is available in a wide range of colors, with each color palette having its own unique story.
While inheriting history, new generations add new stories to its legacy.
Here is a shirt that is always fresh, always the same.

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O Daikanyama Store No. 2

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FRED PERRY


Frederick John Perry, a tennis player from Stockport, England, founded "Fred Perry" in 1952, naming it after his nickname.
Frederick John Perry was one of the top players of his time, achieving three consecutive Wimbledon championships from 1934 to 1936 and the first-ever Grand Slam, earning him the title "God of British Tennis."
With the laurel wreath mark, which is still inherited today, as its icon, the brand manufactured sweatbands and shirts as a tennis wear brand, captivating many tennis players. In the 1960s, led by Paul Weller, it influenced musicians and street fashion, such as mods, skinheads, and casuals of the time. Even today, many musicians still favor Fred Perry.