Fred Perry Twin Tipped Polo Shirt - Brown Black - Regular - L



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The Fred Perry Twin Tipped Polo Shirt (M3600) is a timeless essential for men seeking a blend of vintage sportswear heritage and modern streetwear versatility. Crafted from durable cotton, it offers a comfortable regular fit suitable for casual or smart-casual settings, though users should note that sizing can vary between regular and slim fit models.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Cotton |
| Fit | Regular |
| Neck Line | Polo |
| Accent Colour | Black |
| Size | L |
| Model Part Number | 19757376 |
| Brand | Fred Perry |
This specific model is a regular fit, though Fred Perry does offer slim fit variants under the same M3600 style code.
The M3600 is crafted from high-quality cotton.
It is not recommended to tumble dry as it may lead to shrinkage and damage to the tipping detail.
Yes, it features the iconic Laurel Wreath embroidery on the left chest.
While based on tennis heritage, it is primarily designed as a lifestyle and fashion garment.
Avoid high heat in the dryer; always air dry and reshape the collar while damp.
Iron the collar flat using a cool iron and a damp cloth to relax the fibers.
To maintain the integrity of your polo, always follow the care label instructions. It is highly recommended to machine wash on a cool, gentle cycle with similar colors. Avoid bleaching and tumble drying, as high heat can shrink the cotton and damage the tipping detail on the cuffs and collar. For the best fit, hang to dry and reshape while slightly damp to maintain the garment's structure. If ironing is required, use a low heat setting, preferably with a pressing cloth to protect the embroidery.