Ridley Linen

Orlebar Brown

£172

Make leisure look like an art form with the Ridley. Cut in a relaxed fit from fine linen, it is the epitome of chic nonchalance - light, breathable, and tailored for life lived outdoors. Its open placket and overhead design give it a carefree ease, while the long sleeves bring a touch of refinement. This edition is adorned with the Petralis print, a bold yet elegant motif that recalls Mediterranean gardens and the romance of long lunches that stretch into the evening. Relaxed yet striking, it’s a shirt that turns simple moments into something memorable. Feel Summer. Relaxed fit long-sleeve ove

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