Ridley

Orlebar Brown

£206

The Ridley Short Sleeve, in cream cotton Jacquard linen woven in Italy, carries all the ease of a resort shirt but elevated with a sense of craft and detail. Lightweight and naturally breathable, the linen feels cool and comfortable against the skin, with a subtle woven texture that lends depth and refinement. Intricate embroidery along the placket and side seams brings an artisanal flourish - handsome without ostentation, elegant without effort. The open resort placket and classic collar keep things relaxed, with an easy fit ensures it moves as easily through garden parties as it does across

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