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The Edwin Music Channel Longsleeve Tee's features include:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• Music Channel graphics printed on left chest and both sleeves
• stretch rib cuffs
• relaxed fit
• 100% cotton single jersey, 160 g/m²
• made in Portugal

The Edwin Music Channel Sweat's features include:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• raglan sleeves
• Music Channel graphics printed on left chest and on the rear
• stretch rib cuffs and bottom band
• relaxed fit
• 100% cotton heavy Felpa fleece, 350 g/m²
• made in Portugal

The Edwin Music Channel Tee's features include:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• Music Channel graphics printed on left chest and on the rear
• relaxed fit
• 100% cotton single jersey, 160 g/m²
• garment washed
• made in Portugal

The Edwin Nashville Pintuck Pants are equipped with the following features:
• 5-pocket hem/cotton denim construction
• branded front center button
• zip fly
• 2 front pockets plus coin pocket at wearer's right
• branded metal rivets at front pockets
• V-shaped back yoke
• 2 self-fabric patch pockets at the rear
• bar-tack stitching at vital stress points
• contrast stitching
• vertical raised seams at front and rear
• high waist, straight leg
• regular fit
• 80% cotton, 20% hemp denim, 14 oz

Edwin Nashville Pants - features:

• branded front center metal button
• button fly
• branded metal rivets at front pockets
• bar tack stitching at back pockets
• signature wave stitching on back pockets
• vintage Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband
• woven Edwin label at right back pocket
• contrast stitching
• regular rise, straight leg
• regular fit
• 100% cotton Red Listed Selvage Denim, 14 oz, unwashed

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara dark pure Indigo selvage denim, 13.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara dark pure Indigo selvage denim, 13.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara indigo lightweight red selvage denim, 10.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara indigo lightweight red selvage denim, 10.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from 13 oz Kaihara pure indigo stretch denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction entitled ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 99% cotton, 1% polyurethane Kaihara pure indigo stretch denim, 13 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from elitist Kurabo Red Rainbow selvage recycled denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction Regular Tapered Jeans are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% recycled cotton Nihon Kurabo red selvage recycled denim, 14 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from elitist Kurabo Red Rainbow selvage denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction Regular Tapered Jeans are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% recycled cotton Nihon Kurabo red selvage denim, 14 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from elitist Kurabo Red Rainbow selvage denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction Regular Tapered Jeans are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% recycled cotton Nihon Kurabo red selvage denim, 14 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Relaxed fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Yoshiko Left Hand Denim, 12.6 oz.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Yoshiko left hand denim, 12.6 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Yoshiko left hand denim, 12.6 oz. Made in Japan.

Edwin Roses Labour Shirt - features:
• woven plaid pattern, yarn dyed
• turn-down collar
• button front closure
• dual self-fabric pockets with button closure at chest
• curved bottom hem with exented rear panel
• button cuffs
• back yoke
• Tokyo Roses graphic printed on the rear
• regular fit
• 100% cotton heavyweight flannel, 244 g/m²
• made in Portugal

Edwin Saga Shirt SS - features:
• woven plaid pattern, yarn dyed
• lapel collar
• button front closure
• Edwin Supply branding embroidered at left chest
• straight bottom hem
• relaxed fit
• 67% polyester, 32% viscose, 1% elastane dobby, 270 g/m²

The Edwin Sebastian Shirt's features include:
• turn-down collar
• button front closure
• straight bottom hem
• button cuffs
• Edwin woven flag label at left side seam
• relaxed fit
• 100% cotton Oxford, 155 g/m², with yarn dyed stripe pattern plus graphics printed all over
• made in Portugal

The Edwin Storm Pants are equipped with the following features:
• 4-pocket denim construction
• branded front center button
• zip fly
• 2 front pockets
• Edwin embossed PU label on the rear of the waistband
• V-shaped back yoke
• 2 self-fabric patch pockets at the rear
• bar-tack stitching at vital stress points
• contrast stitching
• high waist, tapered leg
• rloose fit
• 100% cotton Arctic Blue Denim, 14.6 oz

Edwin Thistle Shirt SS - features:
• custom graphics printed all over
• turn-down collar
• button front closure
• straight bottom hem
• relaxed fit
• 100% cotton seersucker, 102 g/m²
• made in Portugal

Edwin Trembley Jacket - features:
• turn-down collar
• branded metal button front closure
• self-fabric patch pocket at lower left chest
• dual self-fabric patch pockets at lower front
• straight bottom hem
• button cuffs
• back yoke
• Edwin woven flag label at lower left front pocket
• relaxed fit
• 100% organic cotton PFD Twill, 290 g/m²

The Edwin Tyrell Pants are equipped with the following features:
• 5-pocket denim construction
• branded front center button
• zip fly
• 2 front pockets plus coin pocket at wearer's right
• metal rivets at front pockets
• V-shaped back yoke
• 2 self-fabric patch pockets
• bar-tack stitching at vital stress points
• contrast stitching
• Edwin embossed label at the rear of the waistband
• loose fit, tapered legs
• 100% cotton Arctic Blue Denim, 14.6 oz

The Edwin Tyrell Pants are equipped with the following features:
• 5-pocket denim construction
• branded front center button
• zip fly
• 2 front pockets plus coin pocket at wearer's right
• metal rivets at front pockets
• V-shaped back yoke
• 2 self-fabric patch pockets
• bar-tack stitching at vital stress points
• contrast stitching
• Edwin embossed label at the rear of the waistband
• loose fit, tapered legs
• 100% cotton Arctic Blue Denim, 14.6 oz

The Edwin Tyrell Pants are equipped with the following features:
• 5-pocket denim construction
• branded front center button
• zip fly
• 2 front pockets plus coin pocket at wearer's right
• metal rivets at front pockets
• V-shaped back yoke
• 2 self-fabric patch pockets
• bar-tack stitching at vital stress points
• contrast stitching
• Edwin embossed label at the rear of the waistband
• regular waist
• loose fit, tapered legs
• 100% cotton Nicola Blue Denim, 11.6 oz

The Edwin Tyrell Shorts are equipped with the following features:
• 5-pocket denim construction
• branded front center button
• zip fly
• 2 front pockets plus coin pocket at wearer's right
• V-shaped back yoke
• 2 self-fabric patch pockets
• bar-tack stitching at vital stress points
• contrast stitching
• Edwin logo patch in the rear of the waistband
• regular waist
• regular fit
• 100% cotton Arctic blue denim, 14.6 oz

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction Wide Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin faux leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Loose fit with regular waistline and slightly tapered legs; 100% cotton Kaihara dark pure indigo rainbow selvage denim, 13.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction Wide Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin faux leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Loose fit with regular waistline and slightly tapered legs; 100% cotton Kaihara indigo lightweight red selvage denim, 10.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Edwin World Of Tomorrow Shirt SS - features:
• seasonal 3D graphic pattern printed all over
• lapel collar
• button front closure
• straight bottom hem
• regular fit
• 100% viscose, 140 g/m²
• made in Portugal

Edwin Yasu Shirt - features:
• signature graphics embroidered all over the twill
• turn-down collar
• button front closure
• dual self-fabric patch pockets at chest
• straight bottom hem
• relaxed fit
• 100% organic cotton twill, 8.25 oz

Engineered Garments Combo Short Collar Shirt - features:
• symmetric patchwork construction
• turn-down collar
• button front closure
• patch pocket at left chest
• curved bottom hem
• button cuffs
• back yoke with centered loop and stretch pleats
• loose fit
• 100% cotton
• made in USA

Engineered Garments Popover BD Shirt - features:
• yarn dyed pattern
• turn-down collar
• button front closure
• self-fabric flap pocket with button closure at left chest
• curved bottom hem
• back yoke with centered loop and centered knife pleat
• relaxed fit
• 75% cotton, 25% polyester
• made in USA

Engineered Garments Work Shirt - features:
• turn-down collar
• button front closure
• 2 asymmetric self-fabric patch pockets with button closure at chest
• curved bottom hem
• button cuffs
• curved back yoke
• loose fit
• 100% cotton light denim
• made in USA

The Fjällräven Vardag Sweater is equipped with the following features:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• Fjällräven woven label at left chest
• stretch rib cuffs and bottom band
• Sweden woven flag label at left side seam
• relaxed fit
• 100% organic cotton loop-back sweat fabric
• weight: 325 g in size M
• made in Portugal

The Fred Perry Contrast Tape Ringer T-Shirt is a classic Brit design that covers the body of those who fight hard to score on the court or in real life. The Fred Perry Contrast Tape Ringer tee's features include a ringer rib crew neck plus ringer cuffs, laurel wreath repeat tape on shoulders and sleeves as well as the Fred Perry laurel wreath logo embroidery at left chest. Regular fit; 100% cotton single jersey (Better Cotton Initiative); recycled polyester sewing threads.

The Fred Perry Contrast Tape Ringer T-Shirt is a classic Brit design that covers the body of those who fight hard to score on the court or in real life. The Fred Perry Contrast Tape Ringer tee's features include a ringer rib crew neck plus ringer cuffs, laurel wreath repeat tape on shoulders and sleeves as well as the Fred Perry laurel wreath logo embroidery at left chest. Regular fit; 100% cotton single jersey (Better Cotton Initiative); recycled polyester sewing threads.

Straight from the Fred Perry archives, the Contrast Tape Track Jacket is a classic sports top that made its first appearance in the late 1970 when it was sported by tennis players. A couple of years later, the Fred Perry Contrast Tape Track Jacket design was adopted by ringleaders of different subcultures, before it became a favorite track top of the Brit Pop audience in the 1990s.

Fred Perry Contrast Tape Track Jacket - features:

• high-necked collar
• enamel-coated front zipper with custom pull
• raglan sleeves with laurel wreath repeat branding on contrast stripe appliqués
• 2 slit pockets on lower front
• stretch rib cuffs and bottom band
• Fred Perry's laurel wreath logo embroidery at left chest
• regular fit
• 54% recycled polyester, 46% BCI cotton
• recycled polyester Tipping
• recycled polyester sewing threads
• made in Portugal

The Fred Perry Crew Neck Pique T-Shirt out of the brand's Made in England pack is a clean basic design equipped with a rib-knit crew neck including a yarn dyed contrast stripe, tonal ribbed cuffs and bottom band as well as Fred Perry's laurel wreath logo embroidery at left chest. Regular fit; 100% BCI cotton piqué (Better Cotton Initiative); recycled polyester sewing threads. Made in Portugal.

Fred Perry Crew Neck Sweatshirt's features include:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• Fred Perry laurel wreath logo embroidered at left chest
• stretch rib cuffs and bottom band
• twin tipped details at cuffs
• regular fit
• 79% cotton, 21% polyester midweight loop-back jersey

Fred Perry Half Zip Sweatshirt - features:
• high-necked collar
• 1/3 metal front zipper with custom pull
• stretch rib cuffs and bottom band
• twin tipped details at cuffs
• Fred Perry's laurel wreath logo embroidery at chest
• regular fit
• 100% BCI cotton (Better Cotton) loop-back fleece
• recycled polyester sewing threads

The Fred Perry Open Knit Henley Shirt is equipped with the following features:
• ribbed Henley collar with yarn dyed contrast stripe details
• button placket at upper chest
• Fred Perry's laurel wreath logo embroidered at left chest
• stretch rib-knit cuffs and bottom band
• yarn dyed contrast stripe details at cuffs
• regular fit
• 55% linen, 45% cotton

The Fred Perry Ringer T-Shirt is a classic Brit design that covers the body of those who fight hard to score on the court or in real life. The Fred Perry Ringer tee's features include a ringer rib crew neck plus ribbed ringer cuffs as well as the Fred Perry laurel wreath logo embroidery at left chest. Regular fit; 100% cotton single jersey, recycled polyester sewing threads.

Dive into the world of streetwear with the Fred Perry Striped Cuff T-Shirt. Stripes, a cornerstone of the legendary FP polos, tell stories of color and texture. The durable, breathable cotton piqué of Fred Perry's original polo shirts is presented here with a subtle yarn-dyed accent at the sleeve cuff – a piece of timeless elegance.

The Fred Perry Striped Cuff T-Shirt's features include:

• rib crew neck with interior tape
• enlarged 5-4-4 twin tipping at ribbed cuffs
• Fred Perry laurel wreath logo embroidered at left chest
• regular fit
• 100% cotton piqué

The Fred Perry Ringer T-Shirt is a classic Brit design that covers the body of those who fight hard to score on the court or in real life. The Fred Perry Ringer tee's features include a ringer rib crew neck plus contrast ringer cuffs as well as the Fred Perry laurel wreath logo embroidery at left chest. Regular fit; 100% cotton single jersey.

Straight from the Fred Perry archives, the Taped Track Jacket is a classic sports top that made its first appearance in the late 1970 when it was sported by tennis players. A couple of years later, the Fred Perry Taped Track Jacket design was adopted by ringleaders of different subcultures, before it became a favorite track top of the Brit Pop audience in the 1990s.

Fred Perry Taped Track Jacket - features:

• high-necked rib collar
• enamel-coated front zipper with custom pull
• raglan sleeves with laurel wreath repeat branding on stripe appliqués
• 2 slit pockets on lower front
• stretch rib cuffs and bottom band
• Fred Perry's laurel wreath logo embroidery at left chest
• regular fit
• 54% polyester, 46% cotton
• made in Portugal

The Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt is the father of the polo shirts, worshiped by brit-pop legends, skinheads, players, hustlers, rude boys, hooligans, mods, tennis players and other good guys out of the UK. We all know the deal: In 1952, professional tennis player Fred Perry launched what was to be his most famous garment: A cotton pique polo shirt with the world-famous Laurel Wreath embroidery. From the beginning, Fred Perry - and the tipped pique shirt in particular - has been associated with a whole series of subcultures driven by musical affinities. And it's still one of the top 10 streetwear items for those in the know.

Fred Perry Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt - features:

• rib collar and cuffs with twin tipped details
• button placket at chest
• Fred Perry's Laurel Wreath embroidery at left chest
• rib cuffs with twin tipped details
• slimmer fit compared to the M12 original FP polo
• 100% cotton piqué

The Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt is the father of the polo shirts, worshiped by brit-pop legends, skinheads, players, hustlers, rude boys, hooligans, mods, tennis players and other good guys out of the UK. We all know the deal: In 1952, professional tennis player Fred Perry launched what was to be his most famous garment: A cotton pique polo shirt with the world-famous Laurel Wreath embroidery. From the beginning, Fred Perry - and the tipped pique shirt in particular - has been associated with a whole series of subcultures driven by musical affinities. And it's still one of the top 10 streetwear items for those in the know.

Fred Perry Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt - features:

• rib collar and cuffs with twin tipped details
• button placket at chest
• Fred Perry's Laurel Wreath embroidery at left chest
• rib cuffs with twin tipped details
• slimmer fit compared to the M12 original FP polo
• 100% cotton piqué

The Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt is the father of the polo shirts, worshiped by brit-pop legends, skinheads, players, hustlers, rude boys, hooligans, mods, tennis players and other good guys out of the UK. We all know the deal: In 1952, professional tennis player Fred Perry launched what was to be his most famous garment: A cotton pique polo shirt with the world-famous Laurel Wreath embroidery. From the beginning, Fred Perry - and the tipped pique shirt in particular - has been associated with a whole series of subcultures driven by musical affinities. And it's still one of the top 10 streetwear items for those in the know.

Fred Perry Twin Tipped Fred Perry Shirt - features:

• rib collar and cuffs with twin tipped details
• button placket at chest
• Fred Perry's Laurel Wreath embroidery at left chest
• rib cuffs with twin tipped details
• slimmer fit compared to the M12 original FP polo
• 100% BCI cotton piqué (Better Cotton)
• recycled polyester sewing threads