Half Zip Cellular Weave PoloFred Perry x Nigel Cabourn
Description
Two truly great names that have both made their mark on the history of British style, Fred Perry and Nigel Cabourn have come together for a limited collaboration for SS15. Born out of a mutual appreciation for the noble sport of Table Tennis and seeking to celebrate both parties’ longstanding tradition of British manufacturing, the collection borrows equally from their respective archives in order to create a range of classic sporting equipment. A traditionally styled polo shirt design, utilising a textured knit cotton piqué, the Fred Perry x Nigel Cabourn Half Zip Cellular Weave Polo borrows detailling from the equipment worn by Fred Perry himself in the 1950's. Constructed with a Riri zip closed collar, chest pocket and lower patched pocket, it is cut with a split hem and finished with an original cotton Fred Perry laurel wreath. 100% Cotton Textured piqué Riri Zip Closed Collar Button Secured Wind Strap Two Patch Pockets Split Hem appliqué Laurel Wreath
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- Brand: Fred Perry x Nigel Cabourn
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