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What started out as a small company selling polo shirts to tennis players in 1952 has grown into a global brand inspired by music – our “subculture” - and the street. Whilst the range has expanded to include apparel, footwear and accessories for men, women and children, the polo shirt remains at the core of what we do. Always at the heart of the brand is the Laurel Wreath – our symbol of success and excellence across all that we do.

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We respect the human rights of everyone who works for us, whether directly or indirectly. We believe all workers must be treated with dignity, respect and fairness and we will not knowingly tolerate forced or compulsory labour or human trafficking in any parts of our business or supply chain.

We are constantly reviewing our policies and best practises and we are committed to making long-term changes to ensure we have a positive impact on the planet and in our communities.

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Animal Welfare
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Code of Practice
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Human Rights and Anti-Slavery
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Modern Slavery
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Restricted Substances
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By buying cotton products from Fred Perry, you’re supporting more responsibly grown cotton through the Better Cotton Initiative.

Fred Perry became a member of BCI in 2019. It is the biggest cotton sustainability programme in the world.

Better Cotton is not physically traceable to end products. However, BCI Farmers benefit from the demand for Better Cotton in equivalent volumes to those we ‘source.’

We are committed to sourcing 100% of our cotton in a more sustainable way by 2024 through the Better Cotton Initiative.

Learn more at bettercotton.org

Our Factories

We have a close working partnership with each of our factories. We only work with those who share our commitment to the human rights of every worker - it is an integral part of the way we source.

Acknowledging the value of full transparency in our supply chain, we continue to build our knowledge through the tiers.

See our Tier One factory list here

Our Products

Made in England

Fred Perry have worked in partnership with UK Pique and ESP in Leicester for over 13 years. They make our Fred Perry Shirts to exacting standards, and we’re proud to be able to make them in England.

In 2019 they opened a brand-new site which they built from scratch.

We employ a Senior Technologist who is based at UK Pique and ESP working both on the production of the shirts as well as factory compliance.

Fred Perry joined Fast Forward in 2019 to engage with their unique approach to auditing UK factories. Aimed at addressing UK-specific supply chain risks, enables us to accurately identify any risks of exploitation within our supply chain.

Inside the Factory
See where your Black / Champagne Fred Perry Shirt is made.

Uyghur Cotton

We have taken very seriously the reports of human rights abuses amongst the Uyghur and other ethnic minorities in the Xinjiang region. We have revisited the mapping of our cotton supply chain with all our China suppliers, down through all tiers to investigate if there is any evidence of direct or indirect use of forced labour from or within the region.

This has been supported with focused conversations with our suppliers, and targeted visits into China by our regional technical manager. We continue to visit and to review transactional evidence to maintain visibility of cotton purchasing and recruitment policies.

To date we have found no evidence that any of our garment producers are recruiting from the region, however we have found that 2.4% of our cotton is picked, spun and ginned in this region. Whilst these sites are extensively audited and the relevant company has an exemplary record of human rights and compliance, we are committed to exiting this area. From 2021 Q3 onwards we will no longer source from the region.

Read our Modern Slavery Statement

Supplying Fred Perry

We are always open to new Suppliers to help us produce and reach our environmental aims. If you think you could help us we'd love to hear from you.

Our Values

Our Company

Community Statements

Our latest press statements on current issues relating to Fred Perry and the larger industry.

Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement
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Proud Boys
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Web Accessibility Statement
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Latest Community News

AMY WINEHOUSE FOUNDATION

Fred Perry x Amy Winehouse Foundation

Rooted in Amy’s original designs for us, our collaboration with the Foundation celebrates the icon’s everlasting legacy.

COMMUNITY

Made in England – The Original Fred Perry Shirt

We head to the midlands to visit two very special Leicester factories and the birthplace of our original Fred Perry Shirts.

AMY WINEHOUSE FOUNDATION

Celebrating 10 Years of Fred Perry x Amy Winehouse Foundation

Amy Winehouse fit Fred Perry like rhythm fit the blues. That the collaboration between Winehouse with the timeless fashion house continues to soar in popularity almost a decade since her death renders her as unforgettable an icon of British style as Fred Perry itself.

SUBCULTURE

Fred Perry x The Museum of Youth Culture

We join forces with the Museum of Youth Culture to launch ‘From Bedrooms to Basements’ – a pop-up exhibition dedicated to the styles, scenes and sounds forged by young people over the last 100 years.

SUBCULTURE

All Our Tomorrows - Working Men's Club

It’s day two of ‘All Our Tomorrows’ and as we gear ourselves up for an afternoon spent luxuriating in Sunday roasts, panel talks and three more hours of new-music talent, we must remind ourselves to look towards the future, as well as live in the moment.

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