When Fred Perry first introduced a polo shirt in the early 1950s, it was designed to be worn on the court with a focus on lightweight functionality. The classic shirt made its debut in plain white ...

British apparel-maker Fred Perry has pulled a polo shirt from the US market after it became associated with the far-right group the Proud Boys. CNN values your feedback 1.

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 in ...

Members of the Proud Boys gather outside a Donald Trump rally on June 18, 2019 in Orlando, Florida. CREDIT: Gerardo Mora/Getty Images Clothing brand Fred Perry has announced that it will no longer ...

Proud Boys in the U.K. are purchasing black-and-yellow Fred Perry polos—which the group has taken as a de facto uniform—to send to members in North America after the shirts were withdrawn from ...

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 ...

Fred Perry, a brand known for preppy streetwear, has been associated with far-right groups since shortly after it was founded in 1952, as many historians have pointed out. Most recently, its $95 ...

This week, clothing brand Fred Perry announced the withdrawal of one of its polo shirts from sale in North America. The decision was made after the particular style became associated with a US neo ...

The ongoing partnership between Raf Simons and Fred Perry has delivered ... collaboration as polo ... Wreath which has gone from an embroidered logo to a piece of silver hardware ...

Fred Perry pulled sales of a black-and-yellow polo shirt in the US and Canada in September 2019 because it was worn by members of the far-right Proud Boys group, it said Thursday.