When Fred Perry first introduced a polo shirt in the early 1950s ... offset by bold yellow detailing appearing on the Laurel Wreath logo and twin tipped detailing. Almost 60 years later this ...

Fred Perry’s polo shirts were particularly popular because ... But they may also be drawn to Fred Perry’s logo. “The appeal for the Proud Boys seems to be in its laurel wreath logo—a ...

Fred Perry has had to withdraw one of its polos for sale because it has been adopted by the Proud Boys as part of their uniform. The neo-fascist group has taken to the brand's laurel wreath logo ...

British apparel-maker Fred Perry has pulled a polo shirt from the US market after ... The company described its classic shirts and logo as “a piece of British subcultural uniform” that should ...

For over half a century, the Fred Perry polo has been the shirt of choice for a myriad of UK subcultures. Its iconic laurel wreath logo was embraced by mods in the '60s, rudeboys in the '70s ...

The brand said its wreath logo has previously represented ... Many wore black and yellow polo shirts, which Fred Perry said had been appropriated by the group, leading them to be withdrawn ...

CREDIT: Gerardo Mora/Getty Images Clothing brand Fred Perry has announced that it will no longer be selling one of its polo shirts in ... as well as its Laurel Wreath logo, has been adopted ...

A celebration of Fred Perry's design - notably the 5-4-4 code - Made Thought's input sees them play on the iconic embroidered lines synonymous of the British brand's polo shirts and more. Read this ...