The Fred Perry Re-issues Collection is inspired by some of the most iconic British streetwear styles of the last 60 years - a selection of classics have been resurrected from the Fred Perry archive and brought back to life. Top pieces include the Stewart tartan lined Harrington jacket, made in the UK and the V neck sweater; this time round knitted in merino wool offering some modern day luxury. Although starting as a sportswear tennis label, Fred Perry was adopted by the mods in 1957 and has provided a uniform for generations since. The style combination of ‘form and function’ remains constant and timeless.

The Fred Perry Re-issues Collection is inspired by some of the most iconic British streetwear styles of the last 60 years - a selection of classics have been resurrected from the Fred Perry archive and brought back to life. Top pieces include the Stewart tartan lined Harrington jacket, made in the UK and the V neck sweater; this time round knitted in merino wool offering some modern day luxury. Although starting as a sportswear tennis label, Fred Perry was adopted by the mods in 1957 and has provided a uniform for generations since. The style combination of ‘form and function’ remains constant and timeless.

The Fred Perry Re-issues Collection is inspired by some of the most iconic British streetwear styles of the last 60 years - a selection of classics have been resurrected from the Fred Perry archive and brought back to life. Top pieces include the Stewart tartan lined Harrington jacket, made in the UK and the V neck sweater; this time round knitted in merino wool offering some modern day luxury. Although starting as a sportswear tennis label, Fred Perry was adopted by the mods in 1957 and has provided a uniform for generations since. The style combination of ‘form and function’ remains constant and timeless.

The Fred Perry Re-issues Collection is inspired by some of the most iconic British streetwear styles of the last 60 years - a selection of classics have been resurrected from the Fred Perry archive and brought back to life. Top pieces include the Stewart tartan lined Harrington jacket, made in the UK and the V neck sweater; this time round knitted in merino wool offering some modern day luxury. Although starting as a sportswear tennis label, Fred Perry was adopted by the mods in 1957 and has provided a uniform for generations since. The style combination of ‘form and function’ remains constant and timeless.