Fred Perry and Craig Green have launched their latest collaborative capsule focusing on technical garment construction and reduced color palettes
Key apparel offerings include quilted track sets tennis bombers split-collar polo shirts and reversible overshirts
Co-branding across every piece pairs Fred Perry’s signature Laurel Wreath with Craig Green’s iconic circle emblem
Fred Perry and Craig Green have officially presented the new releases of their collaboration, reimagining core heritage silhouettes through industrial design and technical construction. This time around, the collection strips back classic subcultural staples into a refined, monochromatic uniform.
Grounded in a muted palette of black, charcoal grey, snow white, light oyster, and light grey marl, the collection examines garment construction through layered impressions of mechanical structures, factory moulds, and engineering drawings. Each piece features co-branding that pairs Fred Perry’s Laurel Wreath with Craig Green’s signature circle emblem.
Outerwear and sportswear take center stage through a Black Quilted Track Jacket and matching Quilted Track Pant, complemented by a Light Oyster Tennis Bomber and a Charcoal Grey Reversible Overshirt. The collaboration also reworks classic polo silhouettes, introducing a Split Collar Fred Perry Shirt, a Long Sleeve V Overlay Polo Shirt, a Reversible Long Sleeve Polo, and a Long Sleeve Open Knit Shirt. Rounding out the collection is a Striped Overprint T-Shirt and a black technical Barrel Bag.
The Fred Perry x Craig Green collection dropped on September 24, 2026, and is available now via Fred Perry.
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