Oxblood

The Harrington first came about in 1930s Britain, but it was the mods of the ‘60s who gave it the cult status it has today. Paired with the Fred Perry shirt, it became a true piece of tough, hard wearing uniform. A few twists keep things fresh – an umbrella yoke adds a bit more water-resistance, traditional bright tartan lining is exchanged for a moodier plain palette, and the outer shell gets a deep Oxblood colourway. Some signature features stay the course – including button-fastened flap pockets, Fred Perry's branded zip puller, and embroidered Laurel Wreath where it’s always been.