[Bay Cruise Co., Ltd.] FRED PERRY for JOURNAL STANDARD “FOOTBALL COLLAR SHIRT“6/17
(Fri.) Release.
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Press release: June 11, 2024
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FRED PERRY for JOURNAL STANDARD “FOOTBALL COLLAR SHIRT“6/17 (Fri.) Release. JOURNAL STANDARD will be introducing FRED, a fashion brand that has been loved by a variety of people since its establishment in 1952, including tennis wear.
We will be selling a bespoke model with PERRY. This is the first time the brand has produced one of the brand’s signature polo shirts. Based on the “M1”, which is a model that has been developed but is not currently available in-line,
The practicality of a model originally created for athletes has been updated for modern everyday wear.
This work aims to The characteristic button opening on the collar is omitted and a sweat gusset is included.
While taking advantage of the details of the football color, this piece has been created with attention to detail such as the material, size balance, and sewing specifications.
Release date: June 17, 2024
Available stores: All JOURNAL STANDARD stores/Online store
Inquiries: JOURNAL STANDARD Omotesando (03-6418-7961)
[FRED PERRY for JOURNAL STANDARD FOOTBALL COLLAR SHIRT] ¥18,700-(TAX in) Color: DARK NAVY, ANCHOR GRAY, ECRU
Size: M, L, XL
Material: 100% COTTON
Country of Origin: Japan
Special order details
– Founder Frederick in the 1950s
– Based on John Perry’s first polo shirt “M1” Material
– A collaborative model that has been redesigned from a
multifaceted perspective, including size balance and detail, and has been sublimated into everyday wear that fits in with modern life. – The collar, which was provided as athletic wear for tennis players, does not have buttons and is used to prevent sweat. While taking advantage of the gusseted details, it is a vertically long and just the right size that was developed for athletes at the time.
Improved form. The design has been changed to an original pattern that has a wide range of movement while maintaining a beautiful appearance by giving the right amount of room in the shoulders and body width, and has a margin that is suitable for daily movements. – The knitted ribs on the sleeves have been changed to lock stitching at the top and bottom, making them slightly longer to create a mature outline and a comfortable fit without feeling tight. – We follow an original process by washing the product instead of applying mercerization, which is used to give it hardness and luster. The soft touch and the falling feel of the fabric create a familiar impression.
– The color range is ivory, which was inspired by the yellowing of the white body at the time, and black, which was inspired by the fading of the color.
Available in 3 colors: dark gray as imagined, and deep dark navy aiming for a new standard for street wear.
– The size distribution is finished in 3 sizes: Just (M), Relaxed (L), and Loose (XL), with a different balance from normal grading. image visual
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BRAND overview
[JOURNAL STANDARD] Head office location: Shibuya CAST, 1-23-21 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Brand: JOURNAL
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[Bay Cruise Group] Established: July 22, 1977 (Bay Cruise Co., Ltd.) Representative: Representative Director and Chairman Yu Kubota Representative Director and CEO: Shigeru Sugimura Head Office Location: Shibuya CAST, 1-23-21 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Business activities: Planning, manufacturing, and sales of total fashion for women and men; operation of directly managed stores; operation of restaurants; operation of Internet mail order sites; and sales of furniture.
HP: http://www.baycrews.co.jp/
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