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FRED PERRY Twin Tipped T-shirt
The white men's t-shirt Twin Tipped from FRED PERRY gives you a polished look effortlessly, whether you're heading to the office or grabbing coffee with friends. You wear it just as easily as a regular basic, but a few thoughtful details elevate your style.
The t-shirt is made from soft cotton that feels great against the skin and breathes well. The crew neck and short sleeves feature ribbed edges with a double stripe. This is how the model got its name Twin Tipped. Pair it with chinos or jeans and white sneakers, or layer it under an unbuttoned shirt or light jacket. Founded in 1952 by British tennis player Fred Perry, a three-time Wimbledon champion, the embroidered laurel wreath on the chest has gradually transitioned from tennis courts to British subculture and music scenes.

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Laurels have been a symbol of victory since ancient times. Now in modern times, they're more of a symbol of Fred Perry, but that's actually a victory of sorts. Fred Perry was originally a tennis player who won the world's biggest tournaments at the age of 19. His signature piece (aside from playing killer forehands) was a white collared shirt with a laurel wreath, which has become a cult over time. And you can already see the result of this craze for pure elegance in the latest collection from Fred Perry on Footshop.
| Carrier | Price | Delivery days |
|---|---|---|
| FedEx | From €23.99 | From Wednesday 4.11.2026 |
| DHL Premium - express | From €13.44 | From Tuesday 3.11.2026 |
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