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Fred Perry
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Sir peace frog
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I pay for fred Perry, I know if I wash them properly they last for years you get what you pay for imo, not only that i enjoy my fred perrys, I feel good in them and they look the business imo ,not sure I've payed 85 quid for one definitely 65 though ,each to their ownI will, FantasyIreland.
Laughing at pricks who pay £85 for a polo shirt
FantasyIreland
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I will, FantasyIreland.
Laughing at pricks who pay £85 for a polo shirt
No worries,Primark do a variety for those less fortunate.
Northernstorirs
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I went through a phase when I was in my late teens/early 20s of buying Fred Perry. Still got a nice white and claret polo and a grey sweater/cardigan. Back then, polo's were £40 - £50.
£85 these days? Jog on. I'm reluctant to pay more than £30 for a normal t shirt and £45 for a polo.
£85 these days? Jog on. I'm reluctant to pay more than £30 for a normal t shirt and £45 for a polo.