Wallace

Orlebar Brown

£595

City pace. Island soul. Warmth, without the weight. The Wallace is for the man who moves — through airports and alleyways, from espresso in Manhattan to aperitivo in Capri. A down-filled hybrid jacket, it balances form and function with quiet authority — equally at home under bright lights or beneath a canopy of bougainvillea. The body is quilted with precision in twin-needle stitched panels, filled with an RDS-certified 80/20 down-to-feather blend at a lofty 650 fill power — which means it traps warmth with the skill of a seasoned concierge, but remains light, packable, and unbothered by over

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