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FRED PERRY Twin Tipped T-shirt
Pure white, British elegance, and a tennis detail that you’ll recognize at first glance. This is the men's Fred Perry Twin Tipped T-shirt, where you look polished yet effortless. You can wear it to the office with a relaxed dress code, for coffee with friends, or while wandering the city on the weekend.
The T-shirt is made from cotton, which feels great on the skin and breathes well. The round neckline and short sleeves are framed by a double contrasting stripe, which gives the model its name. An embroidered laurel wreath adorns the chest. This white men's T-shirt pairs perfectly with dark jeans and sneakers, but you can also layer it under an unbuttoned shirt or a light jacket. The brand was founded in 1952 by British tennis player Fred Perry, who adopted the laurel wreath from tennis symbolism that still accompanies it today.

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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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