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Fred Perry Opens Music-Inspired Flagship Store in London's Soho District

architecture-design · 2026-03-25

Fred Perry has launched a new flagship retail location on Lexington Street in London's Soho neighborhood. Designed by the architecture firm Brinkworth, the store incorporates musical elements and subcultural references through its 'BIG Sound' concept. The space features custom audio equipment by Friendly Pressure and design nods to local venues like the 100 Club. According to Fred Perry managing director Richard Gilmore, the store aims to connect the brand's history with contemporary relevance. The opening reflects a broader trend in fashion toward experiential retail that emphasizes cultural heritage.

Key facts

  • Fred Perry opened a flagship store on Lexington Street in Soho, London
  • The store was designed by architecture firm Brinkworth
  • The design concept 'BIG Sound' integrates musical elements and audio equipment
  • The space includes references to Soho's music history and the 100 Club venue
  • The store features an archive exhibition area and low product density

Entities

Institutions

  • Fred Perry
  • Brinkworth
  • Friendly Pressure
  • 100 Club

Locations

  • Soho
  • London
  • Lexington Street

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