The original twin tipped Fred Perry shirt. A piece of British subcultural uniform, made in England for 60 years.

Made in Leicester, England, the M12 hasn’t changed since it was originally designed by Fred Perry in the ‘50s. Legend has it that a buyer from Lillywhites requested the addition of football team colours to the plain-colour Fred Perry shirt. It subsequently became the first piece to carry the signature twin tipping in the 5-4-4 ratio. The M12 was the piece that took Fred Perry from sportswear to streetwear, and with all the same design details as the original, it’s a true piece of subcultural uniform. This colourway was the very first. Designed in the 1960s as a subversive take on the original white tennis shirt. The colours of anti-establishment dressing.