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Fred Perry launches Departures, a new zine about creativity

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Date
26 November 2018
An open book shows a portrait of a person wearing a white Fred Perry polo shirt against a backdrop of green foliage and a white rose. The opposite page is dark green with the text “A BEAUTIFUL IMMIGRANT” in white capitals.

Fred Perry was a fine tennis player, but today most of the general public tend to regard Fred as the man responsible for making white polo shirts a wardrobe staple for men of any age.

The reason we’re thinking about the eight-time Grand Slam winning racketeer is that Bristol-based independent magazine Crack have hooked up with Fred Perry to launch a new zine, Departures.

The publication sees five creatives ruminating on the journeys that shaped them and is available now at the Fred Perry store in London’s newest enclave for boutiques, Coal Drops Yard.

The aforementioned creatives are visual artist Rene Matić, Heavy Lungs frontman Danny Nedelko, Yorkshire-born painter Alfie Kungu, The Horrors’ bassist Tom Furse and photographer Charlotte Patmore.

A collage of artworks on a white wall. On the left, a black poster repeats the word “Departures” in grey, overlaid with three small portraits of people. To the right, a larger piece features a bold, black abstract drawing of a figure and a small dog.
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Fred Perry/Crack: Departures

An open book shows a low-angle photograph of a person sitting on a brick wall. They look upwards against a pale, clear sky.
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Fred Perry/Crack: Departures

An open magazine spread features a dark grey background with bold white text. It reads “Slinking across the states with the Horrors.” alongside a portrait of a smiling person.
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Fred Perry/Crack: Departures

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Josh Baines

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Josh Baines joined It's Nice That from July 2018 to July 2019 as News Editor, covering new high-profile projects, awards announcements, and everything else in between.

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