British designer Craig Inexperienced and Fred Perry have unveiled their second collaboration, providing three new shirts dyed in hues impressed by the uncooked supplies of the tennis courtroom. First designed by Wimbledon champion Fred Perry, the cult-favorite garment is imbued with Inexperienced’s refined avant-garde sensibilities by way of a novel dye impact.
Beginning with a basis of a stark white shirt with neon inexperienced accents harking back to tennis balls, every shirt is embedded with thematic pigments. From red-brick clay to inexperienced grass and chalk-dusted baselines, every colorway attracts from a unique component on the courtroom. Slightly than taking a standard garment-dyeing strategy, a particular methodology is utilized to attain the intentional irregularity seen in every bit. Beneath the collar and the placket, the unique white cloth is seen, together with the neon accents. Whatever the unconventional shade remedy, every shade is comparatively subdued, suggesting a mere echo of every reference.
Staying true to the unique design, Inexperienced holds again on remodeling the silhouette to protect the integrity of the enduring piece. Nevertheless, the small tweak made within the collaborators’ earlier assortment stays: Inexperienced’s round emblem sits subtly beneath Fred Perry’s laurel wreath icon.
The SS25 Craig Inexperienced x Fred Perry Tennis Shirts can be found now on the official Fred Perry internet retailer and choose retailers.
