Fred Perry Made In England – Fred Perry presents the Made In England collection, created to pay homage to the cult of the subculture uniform. Proudly made in England, where it all began, with the aim of continuing to support local artisans and staying true to the quality and original construction of each garment.
The M12 is the original Polo Shirt with twin tipped that has been part of the stylistic codes of youth subcultures since the 1950s. Each color has its own story to tell and season after season the English producers have perfected the buttoning and all those details that make it so special. La M3 it is the first chapter of the story and represents the pure Fred Perry style.
Designed and worn by Fred himself in 1952, the original single-color Polo Shirt is made in the ‘Fred Perry fit’, a clean and slim silhouette that focuses on functionality and lightness. The M2 is the original Polo Shirt with the single tipped in the characteristic cotton pique and with slightly more generous proportions than the original M12.
The button-down shirt in cotton poplin with vintage-style collar and cuffs, it maintains the design of the original version and is declined in the tartan variant, the pattern that has always represented belonging to a group, the life of the nobility and the rich heritage of the wearer . In the 60s it became part of the stylistic codes of streetwear and subcultures, worn as a gesture of defiance to the establishment.
L’Harrington jacket born in Great Britain in the 1930s, it became a cult piece with the Mods thirty years later and still today it maintains its status as an icon. Enhanced with a red tartan lining and paired with the iconic Fred Perry Shirt, it has become a timeless uniform.
It Mac, an unmissable classic of the contemporary wardrobe, is the light and unlined jacket that is inspired by the original archive designs, with refined details such as hidden buttoning and the exposed top button.
The Made In England collection is completed by the footwear made in collaboration with George Cox, the British brand based in Northampton, synonymous with quality craftsmanship and British subculture since 1906. I monkey boots they are inspired by the models of the Czechoslovakian army and have the same construction with 14 holes and side details. First adopted by young English rebels in the 1960s, they are just as resilient and iconic today. Made in England, as it always has been.
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