Fred Perry Zip Overshirt - Black

The overshirt is made from a blend of 60% Recycled Polyester and 40% Recycled Polyamide, offering a durable and more sustainable fabric choice.

You should machine wash it at 40 degrees Celsius with similar colors. Air dry or lay flat to dry; avoid tumble drying. Iron on a low heat setting if needed, preferably inside out.

A two-way zip allows the zipper to be opened from both the top and the bottom. This offers versatile styling options, allowing you to create different silhouettes or adjust comfort without fully unzipping the garment.

Yes, the soft, crinkle-effect hand feel is an intentional design element that gives the overshirt its unique texture and adds to its casual yet sophisticated appeal.

For casual wear, layer it over a t-shirt with jeans and trainers. For smart-casual events, pair it with a collared shirt or fine knit, chinos, and smart shoes. The two-way zip offers flexibility in how you wear it.

The Fred Perry Zip Overshirt features two open side pockets and two popper-fastened chest pockets on the exterior. It does not have additional internal pockets.

The garment is designed with a soft, crinkle-effect hand feel. This is an intentional characteristic of the fabric and not a defect. It contributes to its unique texture and casual aesthetic. No action is required unless the crinkle pattern seems unusual or damaged.

Ensure that no fabric, thread, or lint is caught in the zipper teeth or pull. If stiffness persists, a small amount of zipper lubricant (such as graphite or a specialized zipper wax) can be carefully applied to the teeth to improve smoothness. Avoid forcing the zipper.

This overshirt is primarily designed as a versatile layering piece for smart-casual wear, offering moderate warmth. For colder conditions, it is recommended to layer it over warmer base layers or beneath a heavier jacket. It is best suited for transitional seasons.

Minor loose threads can occur with embroidery. Gently trim any loose threads with small, sharp scissors close to the fabric, being careful not to cut the main stitching. Avoid pulling on the threads, as this can cause further unraveling. For significant damage, consult a professional tailor.