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FRED PERRY Relaxed Striped Oxford Shirt
Relaxed British elegance with a subtle stripe perfectly encapsulates the men's shirt FRED PERRY Relaxed Striped Oxford Shirt in grey. The classic oxford shirt takes on a more casual form, exuding a polished yet effortless appeal. The discreet stripes add depth to the grey hue, maintaining a clean, subtly stylish character that seamlessly integrates into any everyday wardrobe.
The shirt is crafted from cotton in a traditional oxford weave, offering a pleasantly sturdy, breathable fabric that softens with wear. Its looser fit allows ample room for movement and looks great tucked in or worn loosely over trousers. The classic collar and button closure lend the shirt a timeless silhouette. For the office, pair it tucked into chinos and leather shoes; on weekends, wear it unbuttoned over a white t-shirt with dark jeans and sneakers. Founded in 1952 by British tennis player Fred Perry, a three-time Wimbledon champion, the brand's laurel wreath quickly became a favorite among London subcultures, from mods to the music scene.

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FRED PERRY is a British clothing brand founded in 1952 by legendary tennis player Fred Perry. The brand is famous for its polo shirts, which feature a laurel wreath logo as a symbol of quality and style. The FRED PERRY brand has a rich heritage in tennis and streetwear and has been adopted by various subcultures and music scenes over the years. FRED PERRY combines sportswear and fashion to create timeless and classic pieces for both men and women.
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