Soren

Orlebar Brown

£395

Resort overshirt Classic collar Tonal multi-stitch detail under collar, inside collar stand, inside cuffs Tonal zigzag stitch along back yoke seam Front patch pockets Branded imitation mother of pearl buttons Item No. 282509 The Soren Fine Hemp Stripe in Night Iris Stripe has the kind of quiet confidence that makes summer layering feel especially well judged. Relaxed in fit and rich in texture, this resort overshirt suits the slower rhythm of warm days - thrown on for a breezy crossing, a shaded lunch, or an evening when a little extra polish goes a long way. Woven in Italy from 100% hemp, the

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