Giles Linen Applique

Orlebar Brown

£138

The terrace is set as if it has always been waiting - cushions plumped, glasses sweating against polished stone, the scent of citrus hanging in the still afternoon air. Below, the cypress trees cast long, lazy shadows. A silver tray arrives, the ice shifting softly in crystal, the kind of detail that feels effortless but never accidental. The Giles is woven with the same quiet precision. Italian linen, impossibly light, cut to move without hesitation. The delicate appliqué, a detail for those who appreciate craftsmanship up close. A collar just open enough, a fit that knows how to balance shar

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Registered at Companies House as ORLEBAR BROWN LIMITED, number 05502027. Checked 2026-08-29.
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