Fred Perry

Fred Perry used to be a proffesional tennis player back in the 1940s. Shortly after his retirement Perry started his own brand of tennis clothing and accessories, over the years the range of sports clothing has changed into a much more fashionable brand. At the core of Fred Perry, the tennis element still remains within, but thre is a fashionable element over the top. Fred Perry sell a variety of clothes. They have actual tennis gear that is used by many proffesionals, a good example being Andy Murray. But at the same time they have many fashionable items, which are still themed around tennis. The main Fred Perry items are polo shirts, and plimsole shoes. Both ...  Read the complete review

Here I am going to tell you a little bit about the Fred Perry clothing brand, but firstly a would like to let you know how this major fashion brand originated and how I has become so successful today. FRED PERRY HISTORY This clothing brand has taken its name from the legendry tennis player, Frederick John Perry but most will know him as Fred Perry. This Cheshire born tennis player was the world's number one player for five years running and most importantly a three time over Wimbledon winner. He was the first British man to win titles at Wimbledon, the French and US open and lastly the Australian singles open. This is where the ...  Read the complete review

As a regular wearer of polo shirts by this brand, I have to say that I find them very comfortable and well-made. Each is 100% and washes very well. I have had some for a good few years now and they still look absolutely fine. The logo is properly sewn into the shirt and not just stuck-on as it is with brands like LaCoste. They are expensive, but if you get one of the polos from the previous season it is possible to buy them at a significantly reduced price. Until very recently they used to continue making all their shirts in England, however they seem to have jumped on the bandwagon now of getting their shirts made in the far east which is a pity. Anyway the shirts come ...  Read the complete review

I am not a wearer of Fred Perry and neither is my partner. If i am honest i find Fred Perry too expensive for it's quality, It is just a polo shirt and yet people will pay £50 or so, You would find exactly the same quality and even colour without the Fred Perry logo for £2 in primark. This proves you are simply paying for the logo, not the quality of the clothing. Some of the clothing you can't even see the logo so why pay all that money for something you can't see. I have also found quite a number of young, teenage gangs, usually boys, tend to wear this type of logo, This should immediatly put you off the make, It is a make, brand highly associated with gangs, yobs, ...  Read the complete review