Fred Perry Twill Tennis Bomber Jacket (Made in England) (Navy)

The Twill Tennis Bomber Jacket by Fred Perry combines classic tennis heritage with a modern streetwear attitude. Made in England, the jacket is a direct update of historic training jackets and brings the characteristic Fred Perry spirit to the tennis court and everyday life. The dense cotton twill feels pleasant to the touch and yet drapes loosely, making the Twill Tennis Bomber Jacket perfect for any season.

Made from Brisbane Moss cotton twill from West Yorkshire, Fred Perry deliberately relies on a traditional weaving mill with a sporting history. The deep navy fabric has an elegant surface thanks to the fine twill structure, which gives the Twill Tennis Bomber Jacket its clean, tidy look. A ribbed bomber collar, elastic cuffs, and a gathered hem create the characteristic, slightly cropped silhouette, while the regular fit allows sufficient freedom of movement on the court and in the city.

A classic tennis pocket with ball-and-chain closure at the front is reminiscent of authentic matchwear and also makes the jacket functional. The embroidered laurel wreath logo on the chest adds the iconic Fred Perry accent. Contrast stripes on the collar and cuffs echo Fred Perry's traditional twin-tipping details and frame the navy-colored surface in a sporty way. This makes the Twill Tennis Bomber Jacket the clear choice for anyone who wants to combine British craftsmanship and sporty elegance.

Fred Perry Twill Tennis Bomber Jacket (Made in England) - Features:

• Fully lined construction for comfortable wear
• Durable, breathable fabric structure for everyday use
• Ribbed collar with contrasting stripes
• Front zipper with branding on the slider
• 2 front pockets with zippers
• Elastic waistband for a classic blouson silhouette
• Ribbed cuffs with contrasting stripes
• Embroidered Fred Perry Laurel Wreath on the left chest
• Regular fit
• Exterior fabric: 100% cotton twill
• Lining: 100% polyester
• Ribbed cuffs and collar: 56% polyester, 44% cotton
• Made in England