The Trevone Stripe Towelling sweatshirt in Night Iris and White Sand is cotton terry in a stripe, cut in a relaxed sweatshirt silhouette. The towelling construction makes it work best as a beach and poolside layer — it absorbs moisture, dries quickly and feels good against sun-warmed skin.
The Horton polo in Surfside Blue with White Sand contrast tipping is the smart casual piece that Orlebar Brown has been refining since the brand's earliest collections. A piqué cotton construction with contrasting tipped collar and cuffs, two-button placket and a clean, athletic silhouette.
The Hawkin shirt in Night Iris and White Sand stripe is made from cotton towelling — the same material as the best hotel robes, cut into a short-sleeve shirt. The stripe runs through the pile in two of the season's key colours. An unusual combination of textile and silhouette that Orlebar Brown does consistently well.
The Alex trouser in Night Iris is 100% linen, cut in the relaxed tailored silhouette that has made it one of Orlebar Brown's defining pieces. An elasticated drawcord waistband, zip fly, side seam pockets and tonal zigzag stitching. Lightweight and breathable, it moves from a day at sea to an evening table without any effort on your part.
The OB-T Linen in Espresso is 100% linen jersey in the deepest neutral of the season. Crew neck, relaxed fit, tonal zigzag stitching. The warmth of the Espresso colourway gives the linen T-shirt an evening register that lighter neutrals don't have.
The OB-T Linen in Bronze is 100% linen jersey in the warm, metallic brown of the season. Crew neck, relaxed fit, tonal zigzag stitching. A T-shirt with more character than the category usually delivers.
The Fabbian Linen T-shirt in White Sand and Night Iris stripe is the reversed colourway of the Night Iris version — a White Sand ground with Night Iris stripe, which has a lighter, more summery quality than its counterpart. 100% linen, relaxed boxy fit, crew neck.
The Griffon linen trouser in Bronze brings a warmer colourway to Orlebar Brown's tailored linen line. 100% linen, relaxed through the leg, with a drawcord waist and zip fly. The Bronze makes it versatile across the whole summer palette — it pairs with white, navy, and everything in between.
The Alex Linen trouser in Espresso is 100% linen in a deep, warm brown that anchors any summer outfit. The same relaxed tailored cut — elasticated drawcord waist, zip fly, side and welt pockets, tonal zigzag stitching. A neutral that works harder than most.
The Alex Fine Stripe trouser in Latte Night Iris combines two of the season's most versatile colours in a fine stripe that works as well with a polo as with a linen shirt. 100% linen, elasticated drawcord waist and the Orlebar Brown tonal zigzag stitching that runs through the whole Alex collection.
The Alex Linen short in Espresso is 100% linen in the warm, deep brown that anchors the Espresso range this season. Elasticated drawcord waist, zip fly, side and welt pockets, tonal zigzag stitching. A short that looks as good at a table as it does on a boat.
The Thomas Long-Sleeve Knitted Shirt in Cashew is Orlebar Brown's bridge between a polo and a shirt — fine-knit construction in a warm neutral, with a full button front and collar. It has the softness of knitwear and the structure of a shirt. Cashew is the warm, cashew-cream neutral that works across the whole Orlebar Brown palette.
The Terry Resort Towelling polo in Espresso is cotton terry pile in a deep, tobacco-brown. A slight step up in weight from the standard towelling polo, with the same two-button placket and ribbed tipping. Espresso in towelling has a depth that makes it the polo for evenings as much as poolside afternoons.
The Horton Chevron Stripe polo in Night Iris and White Sand is the season's sharpest colour combination in the polo range — the deep blue against the warm off-white creates a chevron with real clarity. Piqué cotton, two-button placket, ribbed collar and cuffs.
The Horton Chevron Stripe polo in Chestnut Chai uses Orlebar Brown's signature chevron-stripe pattern in a warm, autumnal palette — chestnut and chai, both earthy and considered. Piqué cotton, two-button placket, ribbed collar and cuffs. The chevron gives it a graphic quality that a solid polo doesn't have.
The Terry Resort Towelling polo in Bronze is the warmer-toned version of the towelling polo — cotton terry pile in a deep, metallic brown that suits the longer, cooler days of the late season as well as it does midsummer. Two-button placket, ribbed tipping.
The Bulldog Drawcord Tessoro in Bronze combines the textured Tessoro weave with the warm bronze colourway — the same half-elasticated drawcord waist and mid-length construction, in a fabric that has more character than a standard flat weave.
The Ridley short-sleeve Passetto shirt in Bayleaf Green is Orlebar Brown's tailored shirt interpretation in the fine Passetto fabric. A slightly more fitted silhouette than the Maitan, with a button front and the clean construction that the Ridley is known for. Bayleaf Green brings warmth to the fine-woven fabric.
The Bulldog Drawcord in Passetto Night Iris brings the relaxed drawcord swim short to the season's deepest blue. Half-elasticated waist, braided rope drawcord, quick-drying fabric, back zip pocket and branded hardware. Night Iris is the colourway that looks right in the water and at the bar afterwards.
The Davey sunglasses are Orlebar Brown's slightly bolder frame — a larger acetate shape with UV400 protection. The Davey suits a larger face and the kind of summer holiday where sunglasses are a deliberate accessory choice rather than a practical afterthought. The Davey makes everything feel earned. Clean lines with just the right amount of rebellion, crafted like a secret handshake between the past and whatever comes next. The fit is exact. The energy - part mischief, part mastery. You don’t wear Davey to hide. You wear Davey to be seen exactly as you are.
The Ricky sunglasses are Orlebar Brown's sporty-adjacent frame — a wraparound-influenced shape in acetate or injected plastic with UV400 protection. The Ricky is the pair for active days: on the water, on the bike or at the beach when the sun is at its strongest. The Ricky doesn’t play it safe, and neither does the man who wears it. With a classic, retro silhouette and a knowing sense of mischief. The fit is exact. The attitude is relaxed; shaped by the past but worn for the pleasure of the present. There’s an edge here, a hint of danger, a flash of humour. The kind that suggests late nights, long lunches, and plans that rarely stick to schedule.
The Danny sunglasses are Orlebar Brown's rectangular frame — a clean, confident profile in acetate with UV400 protection. The Danny is the most classic silhouette in the range: straight top bar, flat base, a shape that suits most face proportions. The Danny is born of the early 1960s, when style leaned forward but never shouted, this silhouette sits squarely in that golden moment when sunglasses became cultural shorthand. Worn by artists, architects, drivers of long roads, and men who understood the power of understatement.
The Billie sunglasses are Orlebar Brown's oval or soft square frame in the season's acetate family. UV400 protection, CR39 or polarised lenses. The Billie is the frame for the man who wants a sunglasses profile that's less angular than the Danny or Davey — softer, more relaxed, still precise.
The Terry Towelling polo in Herbal Green — a muted, botanical green that sits naturally in the season's earthy palette. Cotton terry pile, two-button placket and ribbed tipping. The Herbal Green makes the towelling polo the most unexpected and most wearable piece in the range.
The Alex Fine Stripe short in Latte Night Iris pairs directly with the matching trouser in the same colourway. 100% linen, fine stripe, elasticated drawcord waist and the tonal zigzag stitching that distinguishes the Alex across the range.
The Grasmoor Linen Zephra shirt in Aero Blue is a lightweight linen shirt with the Zephra graphic — a fine geometric or abstract print in a cool blue palette. The Grasmoor is Orlebar Brown's more relaxed, open-collar interpretation of the resort shirt, worn best with the collar open and the sleeves rolled.
The Giles Lino Stitched shirt in Espresso features tonal stitching detail on a 100% linen shirt in the warm, deep Espresso colourway. The stitching is a quiet reference to Orlebar Brown's tailored detailing — visible on close inspection, invisible from across the room. A shirt with more character than it initially lets on.
The Sebastian Linen polo in Espresso is 100% linen in the season's warmest neutral. Knitted linen construction, two-button placket, relaxed fit. The Espresso colourway gives the linen polo a depth that lighter neutrals don't have.
The Sebastian Linen polo in Bronze is 100% linen in a warm, versatile brown. Knitted linen construction, two-button placket, a collar that stays put even when worn open. The Sebastian is the polo for the man who prefers the texture and breathability of linen over cotton piqué.
The Ridley Lino shirt in Espresso is the slightly more fitted linen shirt in the Orlebar Brown range. 100% linen in the warm Espresso brown, long-sleeve or short-sleeve depending on the cut, with the clean construction and tonal stitching that runs through the Ridley family.
The Justin Fine Stripe polo in Latte Night Iris uses the season's recurring stripe colourway in a fine-knit polo construction. The stripe runs cleanly through the knit; the two colours sit well against each other. Button placket, ribbed collar and cuffs.
The Bulldog Drawcord in Bronze is the warm-coloured entry in the Drawcord family — a half-elasticated waistband with braided drawcord, quick-drying fabric, mid-length and a back zip pocket. Bronze is a versatile autumn-warm neutral that pairs well with the linen shorts and shirts in the same collection.
The Trevone Stripe Towelling sweatshirt in Night Iris and White Sand is cotton terry in a stripe, cut in a relaxed sweatshirt silhouette. The towelling construction makes it work best as a beach and poolside layer — it absorbs moisture, dries quickly and feels good against sun-warmed skin.
The Horton polo in Surfside Blue with White Sand contrast tipping is the smart casual piece that Orlebar Brown has been refining since the brand's earliest collections. A piqué cotton construction with contrasting tipped collar and cuffs, two-button placket and a clean, athletic silhouette.
The Hawkin shirt in Night Iris and White Sand stripe is made from cotton towelling — the same material as the best hotel robes, cut into a short-sleeve shirt. The stripe runs through the pile in two of the season's key colours. An unusual combination of textile and silhouette that Orlebar Brown does consistently well.
The Alex trouser in Night Iris is 100% linen, cut in the relaxed tailored silhouette that has made it one of Orlebar Brown's defining pieces. An elasticated drawcord waistband, zip fly, side seam pockets and tonal zigzag stitching. Lightweight and breathable, it moves from a day at sea to an evening table without any effort on your part.
The OB-T Linen in Espresso is 100% linen jersey in the deepest neutral of the season. Crew neck, relaxed fit, tonal zigzag stitching. The warmth of the Espresso colourway gives the linen T-shirt an evening register that lighter neutrals don't have.
The OB-T Linen in Bronze is 100% linen jersey in the warm, metallic brown of the season. Crew neck, relaxed fit, tonal zigzag stitching. A T-shirt with more character than the category usually delivers.
The Fabbian Linen T-shirt in White Sand and Night Iris stripe is the reversed colourway of the Night Iris version — a White Sand ground with Night Iris stripe, which has a lighter, more summery quality than its counterpart. 100% linen, relaxed boxy fit, crew neck.
The Griffon linen trouser in Bronze brings a warmer colourway to Orlebar Brown's tailored linen line. 100% linen, relaxed through the leg, with a drawcord waist and zip fly. The Bronze makes it versatile across the whole summer palette — it pairs with white, navy, and everything in between.
The Alex Linen trouser in Espresso is 100% linen in a deep, warm brown that anchors any summer outfit. The same relaxed tailored cut — elasticated drawcord waist, zip fly, side and welt pockets, tonal zigzag stitching. A neutral that works harder than most.
The Alex Fine Stripe trouser in Latte Night Iris combines two of the season's most versatile colours in a fine stripe that works as well with a polo as with a linen shirt. 100% linen, elasticated drawcord waist and the Orlebar Brown tonal zigzag stitching that runs through the whole Alex collection.
The Alex Linen short in Espresso is 100% linen in the warm, deep brown that anchors the Espresso range this season. Elasticated drawcord waist, zip fly, side and welt pockets, tonal zigzag stitching. A short that looks as good at a table as it does on a boat.
The Thomas Long-Sleeve Knitted Shirt in Cashew is Orlebar Brown's bridge between a polo and a shirt — fine-knit construction in a warm neutral, with a full button front and collar. It has the softness of knitwear and the structure of a shirt. Cashew is the warm, cashew-cream neutral that works across the whole Orlebar Brown palette.
The Terry Resort Towelling polo in Espresso is cotton terry pile in a deep, tobacco-brown. A slight step up in weight from the standard towelling polo, with the same two-button placket and ribbed tipping. Espresso in towelling has a depth that makes it the polo for evenings as much as poolside afternoons.
The Horton Chevron Stripe polo in Night Iris and White Sand is the season's sharpest colour combination in the polo range — the deep blue against the warm off-white creates a chevron with real clarity. Piqué cotton, two-button placket, ribbed collar and cuffs.
The Horton Chevron Stripe polo in Chestnut Chai uses Orlebar Brown's signature chevron-stripe pattern in a warm, autumnal palette — chestnut and chai, both earthy and considered. Piqué cotton, two-button placket, ribbed collar and cuffs. The chevron gives it a graphic quality that a solid polo doesn't have.
The Terry Resort Towelling polo in Bronze is the warmer-toned version of the towelling polo — cotton terry pile in a deep, metallic brown that suits the longer, cooler days of the late season as well as it does midsummer. Two-button placket, ribbed tipping.
The Bulldog Drawcord Tessoro in Bronze combines the textured Tessoro weave with the warm bronze colourway — the same half-elasticated drawcord waist and mid-length construction, in a fabric that has more character than a standard flat weave.
The Ridley short-sleeve Passetto shirt in Bayleaf Green is Orlebar Brown's tailored shirt interpretation in the fine Passetto fabric. A slightly more fitted silhouette than the Maitan, with a button front and the clean construction that the Ridley is known for. Bayleaf Green brings warmth to the fine-woven fabric.
The Bulldog Drawcord in Passetto Night Iris brings the relaxed drawcord swim short to the season's deepest blue. Half-elasticated waist, braided rope drawcord, quick-drying fabric, back zip pocket and branded hardware. Night Iris is the colourway that looks right in the water and at the bar afterwards.
The Davey sunglasses are Orlebar Brown's slightly bolder frame — a larger acetate shape with UV400 protection. The Davey suits a larger face and the kind of summer holiday where sunglasses are a deliberate accessory choice rather than a practical afterthought. The Davey makes everything feel earned. Clean lines with just the right amount of rebellion, crafted like a secret handshake between the past and whatever comes next. The fit is exact. The energy - part mischief, part mastery. You don’t wear Davey to hide. You wear Davey to be seen exactly as you are.
The Ricky sunglasses are Orlebar Brown's sporty-adjacent frame — a wraparound-influenced shape in acetate or injected plastic with UV400 protection. The Ricky is the pair for active days: on the water, on the bike or at the beach when the sun is at its strongest. The Ricky doesn’t play it safe, and neither does the man who wears it. With a classic, retro silhouette and a knowing sense of mischief. The fit is exact. The attitude is relaxed; shaped by the past but worn for the pleasure of the present. There’s an edge here, a hint of danger, a flash of humour. The kind that suggests late nights, long lunches, and plans that rarely stick to schedule.
The Danny sunglasses are Orlebar Brown's rectangular frame — a clean, confident profile in acetate with UV400 protection. The Danny is the most classic silhouette in the range: straight top bar, flat base, a shape that suits most face proportions. The Danny is born of the early 1960s, when style leaned forward but never shouted, this silhouette sits squarely in that golden moment when sunglasses became cultural shorthand. Worn by artists, architects, drivers of long roads, and men who understood the power of understatement.
The Billie sunglasses are Orlebar Brown's oval or soft square frame in the season's acetate family. UV400 protection, CR39 or polarised lenses. The Billie is the frame for the man who wants a sunglasses profile that's less angular than the Danny or Davey — softer, more relaxed, still precise.
The Terry Towelling polo in Herbal Green — a muted, botanical green that sits naturally in the season's earthy palette. Cotton terry pile, two-button placket and ribbed tipping. The Herbal Green makes the towelling polo the most unexpected and most wearable piece in the range.
The Alex Fine Stripe short in Latte Night Iris pairs directly with the matching trouser in the same colourway. 100% linen, fine stripe, elasticated drawcord waist and the tonal zigzag stitching that distinguishes the Alex across the range.
The Grasmoor Linen Zephra shirt in Aero Blue is a lightweight linen shirt with the Zephra graphic — a fine geometric or abstract print in a cool blue palette. The Grasmoor is Orlebar Brown's more relaxed, open-collar interpretation of the resort shirt, worn best with the collar open and the sleeves rolled.
The Giles Lino Stitched shirt in Espresso features tonal stitching detail on a 100% linen shirt in the warm, deep Espresso colourway. The stitching is a quiet reference to Orlebar Brown's tailored detailing — visible on close inspection, invisible from across the room. A shirt with more character than it initially lets on.
The Sebastian Linen polo in Espresso is 100% linen in the season's warmest neutral. Knitted linen construction, two-button placket, relaxed fit. The Espresso colourway gives the linen polo a depth that lighter neutrals don't have.
The Sebastian Linen polo in Bronze is 100% linen in a warm, versatile brown. Knitted linen construction, two-button placket, a collar that stays put even when worn open. The Sebastian is the polo for the man who prefers the texture and breathability of linen over cotton piqué.
The Ridley Lino shirt in Espresso is the slightly more fitted linen shirt in the Orlebar Brown range. 100% linen in the warm Espresso brown, long-sleeve or short-sleeve depending on the cut, with the clean construction and tonal stitching that runs through the Ridley family.
The Justin Fine Stripe polo in Latte Night Iris uses the season's recurring stripe colourway in a fine-knit polo construction. The stripe runs cleanly through the knit; the two colours sit well against each other. Button placket, ribbed collar and cuffs.
The Bulldog Drawcord in Bronze is the warm-coloured entry in the Drawcord family — a half-elasticated waistband with braided drawcord, quick-drying fabric, mid-length and a back zip pocket. Bronze is a versatile autumn-warm neutral that pairs well with the linen shorts and shirts in the same collection.
The Beach Bound Bag in Shore Blue and Chai is the two-tone version — a canvas tote that uses both of the season's key neutral tones together. Slightly more refined than the single-colour versions; a considered combination that wears well against the rest of the collection.
The Bulldog Drawcord Tessoro in Lago Blue features the Tessoro weave — a textured, fine-woven fabric with a subtle pattern — in a clear, bright blue that photographs with depth and movement. Half-elasticated drawcord waist, back zip pocket, mid-length. The Tessoro gives it a tactile quality that plain fabrics lack.
The Sonoran short in Seersucker Stripe Biscuit is a warm, textured cotton seersucker in the relaxed Sonoran cut. Drawcord waist, side seam and welt pockets. The seersucker's puckered weave keeps it cool; the biscuit stripe makes it an easy pairing with linen or cotton shirts in navy, white or cream.
The Alex Fine Hemp Stripe trouser in Bergamo Blue is cut from a fine hemp-blend fabric with a subtle stripe that gives it a quietly elevated quality. The same tailored silhouette as the Alex linen, with an elasticated drawcord waist, zip fly and the brand's signature tonal stitching. A trouser that suits the long days of a harbour-side summer.
The Alex Fine Hemp Stripe short in Bergamo Blue is cut from the same fine hemp-blend fabric as the matching trouser. Elasticated drawcord waist, zip fly, side seam and welt back pockets. The stripe gives it a holiday personality; the construction keeps it properly dressed.
The Vincent long-sleeve linen shirt in Night Iris is 100% linen in a deep, clean blue. Long-sleeve, button front, a straight hem and chest pocket. Night Iris in linen is a versatile evening piece — the depth of the colour and the natural texture of the fabric suit a candlelit dinner as well as a beach bar.
The Maitan Passetto shirt in Bayleaf Green is a short-sleeve shirt in Orlebar Brown's fine Passetto woven fabric — light, structured and quick-drying. Bayleaf Green is a warm, muted green that anchors the warmer half of the season's palette. The Maitan is the shirt for the man who wants the quality of linen with a bit more structure.
The OB-T Standard in Nightfall Blue is the Orlebar Brown T-shirt — jersey cotton in a deep, clean blue, with the brand's tonal zigzag stitching at the shoulder seams. Clean crew neck, relaxed fit. The foundation garment that works under every shirt and on its own at the pool.
