Suit Up Tokyo Edition
SUIT UP TOKYO EDITION
Tokyo is a city of contrasts. Sharp architecture meets flashing neon, centuries-old traditions stand next to cutting-edge design, and impeccable tailoring is mixed with bold personal style. That same contrast is at the heart of our Tokyo Trip collection.
This season, we’re taking the suit beyond the boardroom. Because a great suit shouldn’t only come out for weddings, meetings or special occasions. Wear it your way.
THE ART OF MIXING IT UP
The secret to a true Fred look? Don’t play it too safe.
Start with one of our tailored suits and add a printed shirt underneath. The blue checked suit gets an instant Tokyo twist when combined with our Japanese-inspired story print. Clean from a distance, unmistakably Fred up close.
Prefer warmer tones? Combine the brown suit with our wave print shirt. Inspired by iconic Japanese artwork, the deep blues create a strong contrast against the rich brown tailoring.
Finish the look with sneakers instead of classic dress shoes. It keeps the outfit modern, relaxed and ready for anything from the office to dinner and drinks.
Where tailoring meets personality.
ONE SUIT. MORE WAYS TO WEAR IT.
A suit is only as formal as you make it.
Wear the full combination when you want to make an entrance. Lose the tie, add a printed shirt and sneakers for a smart-casual look. Or break the suit apart: combine the blazer with denim or chinos, and wear the trousers with a knit or overshirt.
That’s what makes these pieces work beyond a single occasion. Mix them. Match them. Make them yours.
TOKYO IN EVERY DETAIL
Look closer and you’ll discover the Tokyo Trip story throughout the collection. Waves, Japanese scenes, unexpected prints and colourful details appear in shirts, linings and accessories.
The tailoring keeps the silhouette sharp. The prints bring the personality.
Because in Tokyo, standing out isn’t about being louder than everyone else. It’s about getting the details exactly right.
If Tokyo had a dress code, this would be it.
BE PROUD. STAND OUT. SUIT UP.
