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Selected types of Fred Perry polo shirts!
The Fred Perry polo shirt features the laurel logo on the left chest, which is synonymous with the brand. In addition to the M12 introduced earlier, there are several other types. Here are four classic models.
Fred Perry polo shirt 1
M3 is a polo shirt that was born in 1952 and can be said to be the roots of Fred Perry shirts. It was designed by founder Frederick John Perry and was also known as a favorite of his own. The design is the simplest of all Fred Perry shirts, featuring only an embroidered laurel on the left chest. The shirt has been loved for more than 60 years for its perfect combination of functionality, comfort, and fashion. It is easy to match with any coordinates, and can be said to be a piece of clothing that one can continue to own without getting tired of it. The material is 100% cotton and the design is sleek. It also has a slightly longer length. There is also an “M3N” model with an “N” at the end, but this model is manufactured for the Japanese market, and there are no major differences in design or materials.
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M12
subtitle=”Fred Perry Polo Shirt 2″]The aforementioned M12, born in 1957, is one of Fred Perry’s most essential polo shirts, with a laurel embroidered on the left chest.The name “M12″ is a style number meaning that this is the 12th shirt developed by Fred Perry. This shirt, also known as the ” Fred Perry shirt,” is still being produced in England today. The M12 also has deep ties to soccer. The two distinctive lines on the collar and cuffs are said to have been created by a fan of West Ham United FC, a London soccer club team, who visited Lillywhite, a sports store, to ask if the club colors could be added to Fred Perry shirts, and the buyer of Lillywhite asked Fred Perry to do so. The buyer of Lillywhite asked Fred Perry for the design, and it is said that it was born. The first color scheme for the M12 was therefore white/ice/maroon, the uniform colors of West Ham United FC.
Fred Perry Polo Shirt 3The M2, a classic design archive reissue model
The M2 is a reprint of the 60’s archive polo shirt with a single collar and sleeve tip line. the line is thicker than the M12, giving it a more pop and classic look. The polo shirt is also made of 100% cotton and made in England.
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Fred Perry Polo Shirts 4M3600, a modern take on the classic M12
The M3600 is a modern take on the silhouette of the M12. While the M12 is a box silhouette, the M3600 is a M3600 has a slightly slimmer form than M12, with a sleeker cuff and collar. The use of finer fibers gives it a sporty look.
Keep an eye on our collaborations with various global brands!A track record of polo shirt evolution through collaboration with Raf Simons and others
Fred Perry has been active in evolving its polo shirts through collaborations with various world-class brands. The most representative of past collaboratorsis Raf Simons. Other collaborators include Ground Y, Beams, Margaret Howell, and Craig Green. The reason why Fred Perry polo shirts can work so well with such a wide variety of brands is because of their refined design, which eliminates waste.
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