T-shirt Fred Perry is an English quality, world renown and brand recognition, as well as an impressive lineup and regular renewal of collections. The clothes of this manufacturer are suitable for sports, travel, everyday wear. A laurel wreath - the emblem applied to all the products of the company - a symbol of success and quality assurance.
History of the brand
Fred Perry is the star of English big tennis, a three-time Wimbledon winner and the winner of the Davis Cup. In the 1940s, during his sports career, the athlete began to impose on the wrist an elastic fabric bandage, which protects the handle of the racket from the sweat falling on her. Ex-footballer from Austria, Tibbi Wagner, saw this invention as a commercial success, and enterprising athletes began to make and at first distribute in the championships to players this uncomplicated thing under the name of a tennis player.
Officially, Fred Perry was registered in 1952.
Fred Perry Polo T-Shirt - The Secret of Popularity
Following the bandages, a step in the development of this joint venture was the production of polo shirts under the same brand Fred Perry. The success and recognition of this clothing line came pretty quickly, and there were three reasons for this:
- The right fabric - men's and women's T-shirts Fred Perry were sewed and are still sewn from 100% cotton, woven by the principle of bee honeycombs, thanks to which they keep the shape well and are comfortable to wear.
- Quality tailoring - the company immediately took a high bar in this direction and continues to hold it for more than 60 years.
- A successful marketing move - producers began to distribute their sports shirts to the best players, TV channel operators of the Air Force and sports commentators during the broadcasts. And Perry himself often commented on matches in his T-shirts.
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