From the Scottish Highlands to underground punk clubs, tartan has become a staple of subcultural uniforms. Originally worn as a symbol of the wearer clan, the checkered design used to signify nobility and a long, noble heritage. It was later adopted in streetwear for very different reasons: a metaphorical two fingers to the establishment. Today, it still plays a key part in Fred Perry uniform. Our classic Oxford shirt is buttoned up in elegant Oxford cotton and features a distinctive Scottish check pattern throughout the garment.