The first model is defined by
a simple silhouette that puts the
focus on lightness and functionality.
Incorporates the distinctive stripes
currently in force.
Its design originates from a client
who asked to personalize it with
the colors of your soccer team.
White/ Ice / Garnet
White / Ice / Navy Blue
The champions of the time had their initials embroidered under the logo
The initial idea for the logo was a cigar. It was her partner Tibby Wegner who decided
that the laurel wreath representing Wimbledon values was a better choice.
Each generation has made it their own, it has always been closely linked to subcultures,
to class struggle and underground music.
The “Mods” and the “Rude Boys”
The protagonist of the track
The “Mods” and the “Rude Boys”
Their origins linked to the bar subculture
Northern Soul workers were adopted by
“Rude Boys” (rude boys) and the “mods” that are
characterized by a modern aesthetic and taste
for soul music and Jamaican ska.
Around 1969, the rise of punk brings out again
surface the skinhead subculture, with roots
working-class and multiracial. In the 1970s the group
split in two. His addiction to alcohol and violence
and with a serious economic crisis besieging
England make them an easy target for
ultra-nationalist, racist political groups
and fascists.
The avalanche of emerging trends
in the 80s it relegates the brand
into the background, without falling into
oblivion Freddie Mercury wore his polo shirt
in 1982 for “Music Life” magazine.
His close relationship with music returns him
a scene from the hand of britpop. Paul Weller,
singer of The Jam, among others, champions it.
It is in that same decade when he revives
its use among neo-Nazis, and they start it
to use in parallel in LGTB groups.
The protagonist of the track
Andy Murray is one of the main tennis players
to use the brand within the tracks, to
lls Grand Slam, giving it its original use.
Amy Winehouse designs several garments in 2012
for fred perry asking the brand to expand
your size range.
Bradley Wiggins, the British cyclist, collaborates with the
brand expanding it to other sports.
Fred Perry is forced to withdraw from the
market in the US and Canada one of its
models due to the appropriation as
uniform of the “Proud Boys”, a
white supremacist association
(…) Fred Perry releases a statement-”
We are proud of our legacy
and of what our laurel wreath defends
for more than 65 years: inclusivity,
diversity and independence”(…)
The “Proud Boys” harass the brand in
networks for their campaigns with models
blacks.
In 2021 he released a line inspired by the English virtual band Gorillaz
The first model is defined by
a simple silhouette that puts the
focus on lightness and functionality.
Incorporates the distinctive stripes
currently in force.
Its design originates from a client
who asked to personalize it with
the colors of your soccer team.
White/ Ice / Garnet
White / Ice / Navy Blue
The champions of the time had their initials embroidered under the logo
The initial idea for the logo was a cigar. It was her partner Tibby Wegner who decided
that the laurel wreath representing Wimbledon values was a better choice.
Each generation has made it their own, it has always been closely linked to subcultures,
to class struggle and underground music.
The “Mods” and the “Rude Boys”
The protagonist of the track
The “Mods” and the “Rude Boys”
Their origins linked to the bar subculture
Northern Soul workers were adopted by
“Rude Boys” (rude boys) and the “mods” that are
characterized by a modern aesthetic and taste
for soul music and Jamaican ska.
Around 1969, the rise of punk brings out again
surface the skinhead subculture, with roots
working-class and multiracial. In the 1970s the group
split in two. His addiction to alcohol and violence
and with a serious economic crisis besieging
England make them an easy target for
ultra-nationalist, racist political groups
and fascists.
The avalanche of emerging trends
in the 80s it relegates the brand
into the background, without falling into
oblivion Freddie Mercury wore his polo shirt
in 1982 for “Music Life” magazine.
His close relationship with music returns him
a scene from the hand of britpop. Paul Weller,
singer of The Jam, among others, champions it.
It is in that same decade when he revives
its use among neo-Nazis, and they start it
to use in parallel in LGTB groups.
The protagonist of the track
Andy Murray is one of the main tennis players
to use the brand within the tracks, to
lls Grand Slam, giving it its original use.
Amy Winehouse designs several garments in 2012
for fred perry asking the brand to expand
your size range.
Bradley Wiggins, the British cyclist, collaborates with the
brand expanding it to other sports.
Fred Perry is forced to withdraw from the
market in the US and Canada one of its
models due to the appropriation as
uniform of the “Proud Boys”, a
white supremacist association
(…) Fred Perry releases a statement-”
We are proud of our legacy
and of what our laurel wreath defends
for more than 65 years: inclusivity,
diversity and independence”(…)
The “Proud Boys” harass the brand in
networks for their campaigns with models
blacks.
In 2021 he released a line inspired by the English virtual band Gorillaz
Incorporates the distinctive stripes
currently in force.
Its design originates from a client
who asked to personalize it with
the colors of your soccer team.
White/ Ice / Garnet
White / Ice / Navy Blue
The champions of the time had
your initials embroidered under the logo
The initial idea for the logo was a cigar.
It was his partner Tibby Wegner who decided
that the laurel wreath that represents the
Wimbledon stock was better option.
Each generation has made it their own, it has always been
closely linked to subcultures, to class struggle
and underground music.
The “Mods” and the “Rude Boys”
Their origins linked to the bar subculture
Northern Soul workers were adopted by
“Rude Boys” (rude boys) and the “mods” that are
characterized by a modern aesthetic and taste
for soul music and Jamaican ska.
Around 1969, the rise of punk brings out again
surface the skinhead subculture, with roots
working-class and multiracial. In the 1970s the group
split in two. His addiction to alcohol and violence
and with a serious economic crisis besieging
England make them an easy target for
ultra-nationalist, racist political groups
and fascists.
The avalanche of emerging trends
in the 80s it relegates the brand
into the background, without falling into
oblivion Freddie Mercury wore his polo shirt
in 1982 for “Music Life” magazine.
His close relationship with music returns him
a scene from the hand of britpop. Paul Weller,
singer of The Jam, among others, champions it.
It is in that same decade when he revives
its use among neo-Nazis, and they start it
to use in parallel in LGTB groups.
The protagonist of the track
Andy Murray is one of the main tennis players
to use the brand within the tracks, to
lls Grand Slam, giving it its original use.
Amy Winehouse designs several garments in 2012
for fred perry asking the brand to expand
your size range.
Bradley Wiggins, the British cyclist, collaborates with the
brand expanding it to other sports.
Fred Perry is forced to withdraw from the
market in the US and Canada one of its
models due to the appropriation as
Proud Boys uniform
white supremacist association
(…) Fred Perry releases a statement-”
We are proud of our legacy
and of what our laurel wreath defends
for more than 65 years: inclusivity,
diversity and independence”(…)
The “Proud Boys” harass the brand in
networks for their campaigns with models
blacks.
In 2021 I release a line inspired by
English virtual band Gorillaz