Please refer to the second image for size details. Height: 166cm Weight: 58kg "The M12 - A Shirt That Has Been Loved for Years, Representing Fred Perry" A Fred Perry shirt with a tipped line. The "M12" is the style number of the shirt that Fred Perry designed as the 12th shirt, and it is the original design of Fred Perry. It has been made in England since its birth in 1952. ■Design FRED PERRY's signature 5:4:4 tipped line. Available in a wide variety of colors. Made in England. ■Size Wider in the body and shorter in length compared to the M3600. Box fit. ■Material Made of breathable cotton pique. Softer and more cotton-like texture compared to the M3600. Tipping, sewing thread, interlining, and 20% of the buttons are made with Better Cotton / recycled polyester. ■Care Instructions Hand washable (see product quality label for details) 【More】 The M12, a true original. Since it was first designed by Fred Perry in the 1950s, it has been passed down to the present day with almost no modifications. According to a surviving anecdote, a buyer, Lily White, once requested that the Fred Perry shirt incorporate the team colors of a football club. Fred then subtly incorporated the club colors into the collar and cuffs, and the M12 was born. It was a single piece that led us from sportswear to streetwear, and it was the first piece, finished with the iconic tipped line in the brand's unique 5:4:4 proportion. The flowing fit, which is synonymous with Fred, is designed to be slightly boxier than the M3600. From knitting and dyeing to cutting and embroidery, it is handmade in Leicester, England. It can truly be called a labor of love.