Fred Perry x size? unveil acid house-inspired tie-dye collection
Each piece of clothing in the collection is individually dyed and unique
size? is continuing its 20th anniversary celebrations with the launch of a new limited edition line in partnership with Fred Perry.
The ‘Kaleidoscope’ collection is inspired by acid house, Madchester and the UK’s Second Summer of Love in 1988, styled with the colourful tie-dye patterns associated with the scene.
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It features a classic Fred Perry twin tipped polo shirt as well as a baggy long sleeved t-shirt and bucket hat that you would commonly seen worn inside The Haçienda when legends like Frankie Knuckles and Laurent Garnier were playing. Each piece is individually dyed, meaning no two items of clothing are the same.
The collection launches on Friday June 26 and will be exclusively available in store from the size? Manchester & size? Carnaby Street shops with prices starting at £50. It’s also up for grabs in a raffle, which you can enter by downloading the size? app from the App Store or Play Store.
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Find out more about the ‘Kaleidoscope’ collection here and check out some images in the gallery below.
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