Tag Archives: Fred Perry
Posted by: Eugene Kan / September 5, 2008 / Also tagged as: Fred Perry, Size?, Sneakers / Comments: 2
In an all British affair, one of the UK's leading sneaker spots in Size? hooked up with the long-standing Fred Perry on two pairs of sneakers. The low-pro offerings are adorned in...
Posted by: Luis Ruano / August 22, 2008 / Also tagged as: Fred Perry, Size?, Sneakers / Comments: 1
With their second collaboration project of the year, Size? teams up with Fred Perry on a couple of sneaker designs. Both featuring the classic gingham print on either the cuffs and...
Posted by: Eugene Kan / July 28, 2008 / Also tagged as: Fashion, Fred Perry, Paul Weller / Comments: 0
As an accomplished musician, Paul Weller's talents are seen in another arena as the accomplished solo artist and leader of former bands The Jam and The Style Council teams up with Fred...
Posted by: Charles Cheng / June 24, 2008 / Also tagged as: Fashion, Fred Perry, Raf Simons / Comments: 0
So far, we've already seen Fred Perry collaborate with many brands and boutiques, and now the trend continues as they team up with influential Belgian designer, Raf Simons, to create an all...
Posted by: Staff / June 12, 2008 / Also tagged as: Eliminator, Fashion, Fred Perry / Comments: 0
Japanese store Eliminator has taken to one of Fred Perry's classics in the Bomber Jacket in a special collaboration for the 2008 fall/winter season. The vintage and timeless aesthetic of the 60s Bomber Jacket undergoes a contemporary refinement with the use of a shiny body complete with bright accented colors. Three colors in total are available, while each share the same silver body, yellow, blue and orange accents can be seen. Available now at Eliminator.
A new collection of polka dot polos from Fred Perry have released exclusively at Dover Street Market. From its humble beginnings as a brand based on the success of tennis player Fred Perry, items such as the polo have become synonymous with the brand and its trademark logo. Four colors of the polo are available such as black/white, white/black, white/navy and navy/white. Available at shop.doverstreetmarket.com.
Posted by: Staff / April 30, 2008 / Also tagged as: Fred Perry, Sneakers / Comments: 0
We've seen a really high volume of Fred Perry products as of late, with a spotlight on high profile collaborations with Beams, Eliminator, Junya Watanabe and more. Fred Perry has really come a long way from its Wimbledon roots, and has fully immersed itself in fashion. It was only a matter of time before they released more footwear to continue the success they had with the COMME des GARCONS tennis shoes from a while back. Classic lawn styles that match their garments are visible here. The "Tipped Cuff" models are even detailed with the double stripes which are a Fred Perry staple visible on their polo collars. More after the jump.
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Posted by: Staff / April 15, 2008 / Also tagged as: Fashion, Fred Perry, Head Porter Plus / Comments: 0
Legendary brand Fred Perry has now added Head Porter Plus to its list of recent projects. Just yesterday saw the British label seek creative designs from &Sons on a series of polos. Here's a further collection of polos from Head Porter Plus. HPP's influence is predictable in its design with simple bodies highlighted by the use of various accent colors. The Head Porter Annex and the honeyee Store will be among two of the retailers for these products.
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Posted by: Staff / April 14, 2008 / Also tagged as: &SON, Fashion, Fred Perry / Comments: 0
For their new polo shirt line, British brand Fred Perry has teamed up with the creative duo of &SON and famous stylists Simon Foxton and Nick Griffiths. Blending colorful bold design and British-royal-army-inspired camouflage, those new polos are a compliment to your summertime wardrobe. Available now at the Fred Perry flagship store on Koto street, priced at 25,200 JPY (about $250 USD).
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Fred Perry is an Iconic brand, another original brand with 5 decades of history. Fred Perry himself was world tennis champion in 1928 and in 1952 started making the slim-fit tennis shirts that were revolutionary at the time.
A few decades later, his clothes became the uniform for original street cultures in the UK such as Mods and Skinheads. Fred Perry has maintained its connection with culture as well as sport, and do alot of contemporary collabos.
The most famous collabo is with Comme des Garçons, but they even let Staple Design in on a piece. They have an extensive music part of their site, and have a small feature on a ska-punk group, staying true to their original fan base that rmade them famous. Check out a sneak preview of the newest Fred Perry X Comme des Garçons destined for release very soon in Spring '08.