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The Executive Selection: Fred Perry The SS15 range will meet your needs and you can wear these pieces into the fall, for maximum utility.

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Fred Perry

So we're all a bit low key this month- it's hot, it's steamy, and we don't much feel like strapping ourselves into full-on gear. Lucky for you, Fred Perry makes a mean shirt. Clean lines, good shade range, and most importantly, a lightweight texture. The SS15 range will meet your needs and you can wear these pieces into the fall, for maximum utility.

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