Trevone

Orlebar Brown

£97

Designed for long lunches, longer naps, and languid days adrift somewhere between Sicily and the Cyclades. Trevone is your go-to for barefoot ease and boat-side swagger - a classic fit short in double-faced towelling piqué, knitted in Portugal from 100% cotton so plush it practically purrs. There’s a drawcord waist for when the skipper pulls out the mezze, and side-entry pockets for hands, sunglasses, or the occasional Greek olive. The texture is pure Riviera nostalgia - think 1960s film stars, striped parasols, and an indifference to time zones. Wear them after a dip. Wear them with nothing b

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