Fred Perry - Insulated Gilet J4566 black 198
Description
A stylish insulated waistcoat in partially recycled ripstop nylon is presented with subtle Fred Perry details.
Partly recycled nylon ripstop material with polyester lining / Regular fit / Side pockets in the same material / Spiral zip with contrast stitching and logo on the slider / Logo embroidery on the outside of the collar.
Kids of the 90s are probably familiar with this model as a bodywarmer - waterproof, windproof and with padded chambers that provide warmth throughout the day and night.
No matter what name you know it by, the sleeveless overlay model has its roots in 90s hip-hop activewear and is therefore ideal to combine with combat trousers.
The company's founder is the working-class son Fred Perry, who rose to tennis stardom in the 1930s.
Fred Perry fashion stands for Britishness, rebellion and tradition. The company emblem is the embroidered laurel wreath.
At the end of the fifties, young Britons began to dress in chic fashion: close-cut suits, shirts, parkas and polo shirts.
They called themselves "modernists" or "mods" for short, rode Vespa's and stood out from their working class parents as much as from leather jacket wearing punks.
In the seventies, when Jamaican ska was combined with British punk to create 2-tone ska, its protagonists, such as the band The Specials, often wore Fred Fred polos.
The Specials often wore Fred Perry polos with their suits.
Partly recycled nylon ripstop material with polyester lining / Regular fit / Side pockets in the same material / Spiral zip with contrast stitching and logo on the slider / Logo embroidery on the outside of the collar.
Kids of the 90s are probably familiar with this model as a bodywarmer - waterproof, windproof and with padded chambers that provide warmth throughout the day and night.
No matter what name you know it by, the sleeveless overlay model has its roots in 90s hip-hop activewear and is therefore ideal to combine with combat trousers.
The company's founder is the working-class son Fred Perry, who rose to tennis stardom in the 1930s.
Fred Perry fashion stands for Britishness, rebellion and tradition. The company emblem is the embroidered laurel wreath.
At the end of the fifties, young Britons began to dress in chic fashion: close-cut suits, shirts, parkas and polo shirts.
They called themselves "modernists" or "mods" for short, rode Vespa's and stood out from their working class parents as much as from leather jacket wearing punks.
In the seventies, when Jamaican ska was combined with British punk to create 2-tone ska, its protagonists, such as the band The Specials, often wore Fred Fred polos.
The Specials often wore Fred Perry polos with their suits.
| Design: | Insulated Gilet J4566 |
| Color: | Black |
| Material: | 50% Recycled Polyamide / 50% Polyamide |
