Industrial inspirations and sporting heritage collide as Fred Perry and Craig Green introduce our second collaborative project. Sampling the core textures of tennis – Grass, Clay and Chalk – Craig Green applies the colours of the court to the Fred Perry Shirt, creating three unique pieces that reconceptualise the fabric of the game.
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Precisely 20 years since we first worked together, Comme des Garçons reworks the Fred Perry Shirt once again, subverting signature styles with a series of prints that riff on our mutual motives of originality and self-expression.
Just like us, Australian brand and creative studio, Perks and Mini creates clothes to inspire individuals and connect creatives. We're united by our obsession with authenticity and dedication to our communities.
Marking 40 years since Ray BEAMS released its initial womenswear collection, we come together with the inimitable Japanese brand to create two new versions of the Fred Perry Shirt that encapsulate the label’s care-free style codes.
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Fred Perry and MASTERMIND WORLD: the Laurel Wreath meets the Skull and Crossbones. Contrasting signs of two brands that have never shied away from doing things differently. In spite of superficial differences, the coming together of our age-old iconography speaks to the shared values that shape us: a celebration of nonconformity.
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Birmingham-born artist Derrelle Elijah makes the Fred Perry Shirt his own, stamping, printing and stitching his hometown narrative onto the timeless canvas of our signature style.
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George Cox released the world’s first Creeper style in 1949: the rest, as they say, is history. A subcultural cornerstone ever since, the legendary British shoemaker is the absolute authority in its field, just like Fred Perry. Effortlessly authentic yet tirelessly dedicated, both brands have come together to create a new tassel loafer style.
Japanese brand BEAMS started life in 1970s Harajuku with humble roots as a small lifestyle brand. With 150 locations globally, BEAMS’ influence now stretches far and wide, collaborating with some of the best designers around the world.
We collaborate with turntable pioneers Pro-Ject on a bespoke record player in Fred Perry Shirt colourways. Designed for music lovers and record collectors. Crafted for an exceptional sound.
Fred Perry joins forces with a legend of British audio design to create an exclusive iteration of Ruark’s iconic MR1 speaker. Proudly showcasing the Laurel Wreath and adopting our timeless Black / Champagne colourway, this bespoke collaboration tunes into the sound of subculture.
Youth – it only happens once. Blink and you’ll miss it, but we’ll never forget where we went, who we listened to, what we wore. The Fred Perry Shirt has always been there, and it always will: nobody knows that like the Museum of Youth Culture.
Introducing a collaboration between Fred Perry and Curry & Paxton – the iconic Yvan frame in Black and Champagne colourways, inspired by the timeless Fred Perry Shirt.
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