Fred Perry Twin Tipped Polo - Grey - Gold - Regular - L






The Fred Perry M3600 Twin Tipped Polo is designed for adults seeking a blend of classic British heritage and modern, effortless style. It serves as a versatile staple for both casual and smart-casual wardrobes, offering the signature comfort of high-quality cotton construction; however, users should be mindful that the regular fit may require precise sizing to achieve the intended silhouette.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Grey |
| Fit | Regular |
| Accent Colour | Gold |
| Material | Cotton |
| Size | L |
| Neck Line | Polo |
| Model Part Number | M3600 |
| Brand | Fred Perry |
The M3600 is a polo shirt with a collar and a two-button placket, whereas a crew-neck shirt features a round, collarless neckline.
The M3600 follows a standard regular fit. If you prefer a tighter appearance, you may wish to consider your sizing carefully, though it is designed to be true to traditional size measurements.
The golden Laurel Wreath is the signature emblem of Fred Perry, representing the brand's history and commitment to quality.
Yes, it can be machine washed, but a gentle cycle in cool water is highly recommended to protect the cotton fibers and the tipping detailing.
Yes, the breathable cotton material makes this an excellent choice for warmer weather.
Gently reshape the collar while damp and lay it flat to dry, or use a low-heat steam iron to press it into place.
Always avoid high-heat tumble drying; air-dry exclusively to maintain the original fit and fabric dimensions.
To ensure your M3600 polo remains in peak condition, always follow the garment's specific care label. Because the shirt is made from cotton, it is recommended to wash in cool water on a gentle cycle to preserve the fabric's integrity and color vibrancy. Avoid using harsh bleaching agents. For drying, air-drying on a hanger is preferable to machine drying, as it prevents potential shrinking and maintains the structural shape of the collar. When ironing, use a low to medium heat setting, ideally while the fabric is slightly damp, to remove wrinkles without risking heat damage to the embroidery.