Fred Perry - Sustainability Programme
Fred Perry - Sustainability Programme
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The Fred Perry Shirt: Designed Responsibly
The Fred Perry Shirt: Designed Responsibly
What started out as a small company selling polo shirts to tennis players in 1952 has grown into a global brand inspired by music – our “subculture” - and the street. Whilst the range has expanded to include apparel, footwear and accessories for men, women and children, the polo shirt remains at the core of what we do. Always at the heart of the brand is the Laurel Wreath – our symbol of success and excellence across all that we do.
Recycled Tipping
The tipping is made from 100% recycled polyester thread, made from PET bottles.
Recycled Polyester Threads
The sewing threads used for buttons and seams is made from 100% recycled polyester, made from PET bottles.
20% Recycled Buttons
Each button is made from 20% recycled plastic. This is an industry standard.
Recycled Fusing
The button placket’s inner fusing is made using 100% recycled polyester.
FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) Certified Tickets
Swing tickets are all made using FSC certified card and eco-dyed; no lamination and fully-recyclable.
Our Policies
Our Policies
We respect the human rights of everyone who works for us, whether directly or indirectly. We believe all workers must be treated with dignity, respect and fairness and we will not knowingly tolerate forced or compulsory labour or human trafficking in any parts of our business or supply chain.
We are constantly reviewing our policies and best practices and we are committed to making long-term changes to ensure we have a positive impact on the planet and in our communities.
Made in England
Made in England
Fred Perry have worked in partnership with UK Pique and ESP in Leicester for over 13 years. They make our Fred Perry Shirts to exacting standards, and we’re proud to be able to make them in England.
In 2019 they opened a brand-new site which they built from scratch.
We employ a Senior Technologist who is based at UK Pique and ESP working both on the production of the shirts as well as factory compliance.
Fred Perry joined Fast Forward in 2019 to engage with their unique approach to auditing UK factories. Aimed at addressing UK-specific supply chain risks, enables us to accurately identify any risks of exploitation within our supply chain.
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