Collaboration

We link up with Manchester’s finest, Oi Polloi, on a four-piece capsule collection inspired by luxe ‘70s leisurewear and our rich tennis history.

The British helmet manufacturer synonymous with counterculture

Rooted in Amy’s original designs for us, our collaboration with the Foundation celebrates the icon’s everlasting legacy.

BRICKS talks to four female rising stars about Amy’s legacy

Akane Hasui talks us through the inspiration behind her designs.

We speak with the brilliant Brit about storytelling through style

Calling all unsigned artists – send us your music

Menswear designer Nicholas Daley explores the interchange between two key British subcultures: punk and reggae.

Our long-standing collaborator shares his most memorable tracks

The club kid and punk queen of Soho pay homage to London’s nightlife

We collaborate with Japanese cycling brand narifuri on a collection of performance driven polo shirts.

Inspired by photographer Dave Hendley who captured the spirit of rudeboy culture in Jamaica and the UK in 1977-1978, the Art Comes First duo look to his images of young men, each with their own unique sense of style.

Continuing their 20^th birthday celebrations, we work with streetwear aficionados size? on an extremely limited tie-dye collection, inspired by acid-house and the second summer of love.

Introducing our latest Fred Perry x Raf Simons collection.

Our second collection with Akane Utsunomiya, the womenswear label, based in Japan.

The GRAMMY Museum’s new exhibition showcases Amy’s most iconic fashion moments, as well as objects from her personal archive

Named one of the best, if not the best albums of the 21st Century, Back to Black was the seminal album from Amy Winehouse, whose honest lyrics and unique voice captivated the world over.

We reflect on the anticipation of its launch in 2006 with an interview by Laura Jones, who happened to meet the singer one night in a north London nightclub and, perched on the sinks in the men’s toilets, was fortunate enough to grab fifteen minutes with her. The image of Amy was captured on a Nokia handset.

To celebrate our new collaboration with London creative studio Made Thought, we team up with Mixmag for a party in our Coal Drops Yard shop.

A special four-piece capsule collection. Fred Perry, MASTERMIND World and END. embody the darker side of luxe sportswear. Available to purchase exclusively at Fred Perry Coal Drops Yard and END. from Saturday 27th July.

In honour of the 40th anniversary of The Specials' debut album, design duo Art Comes First have designed three exclusive Fred Perry Shirts.
The self-titled Specials release was a defining moment in the UK ska-scene, and their legacy continues to inspire generations of musicians and fans alike, some of whom we photograph in London and Paris.

London has nothing, nothing, if not vibrant multiculturalism and beautiful diversity. For decades, the city has constantly showcased such a dazzling array of musical genres and styles, that it can be difficult to know where to look. Last night, in association with Nicholas Daley, Fred Perry Subculture put on a showcase of voices and music from, not just London’s current thriving jazz scene, but far beyond.

To celebrate the new Fred Perry x Raf Simons collection, we hosted a Subculture Live at Liverpool's finest shopping space, SEVENSTORE.

Introducing his debut collection with us, British designer Nicholas Daley speaks with jazz muse, Mansur Brown and musician, Nabihah Iqbal about British countercultures and the cross-over of music and fashion.

Japanese designer Akane Hasui founded her label in Tokyo a decade ago. Our first collaboration fuses the DNA of both brands as she plays with pattern, print and proportion, reimagining classic sports pieces to create a unique collection.

Fred Perry and Margaret Howell’s new collaboration celebrates the brands’ distinct aesthetics: a collision of two worlds. Made with reference to the very first tennis pieces in our archive, Margaret Howell was inspired to create a monochrome collection that is familiar, yet distinctly fresh. British heritage meets contemporary design.

It’s important to us that whatever we do, there is a music element to it. It’s like creating a soundtrack for a movie - without the soundtrack you can’t really get the feeling of what you want to express. Music is a big drive for our creative process.

Clothes and counterculture are the best of bedfellows, as our second capsule collection with Le Kilt deftly demonstrates

We trace the history of George Cox, the footwear brand embedded in subcultural history.

Miles Kane, a long-standing fan of the brand, has been dividing his time between the UK and LA. His third collection for Fred Perry reflects both worlds, and a laid-back off-stage vibe as he embarked on his first solo album in five years, with Coup de Grace.

Set up by Amy’s family in 2012, The Amy Winehouse Foundation helps to prevent the effects of drug and alcohol misuse on young people. Amy’s Place is a recovery home for young women overcoming addiction.