Orlebar Brown produces a full resort and vacation wardrobe for men including linen shirts, polo shirts, knitwear, tailored trousers, outerwear, and accessories. All pieces are designed with the same tailored approach as the brand's swim shorts, intended to function as considered vacation and warm-weather clothing rather than casual beachwear. The brand has also expanded into women's resort wear.
Orlebar Brown specializes in tailored luxury swim shorts and resort wear for men, with the founding concept of swim shorts cut to the standard of tailored trousers. The flagship Bulldog model features a tailored side-fastener and clean silhouette designed to transition from beach to social settings. The collection includes multiple fits and lengths, photographic prints, and James Bond franchise collaborations. Owned by Chanel, the brand occupies a distinct position in the premium men's swimwear market.
Orlebar Brown has redefined men's swimwear since its 2007 founding, pioneering the concept of tailored swim shorts that transition seamlessly from beach to bar. The brand's signature silhouette"impeccably cut, featuring side-fastener waistbands and refined details"elevated poolside dressing from afterthought to art form. Chanel's 2018 acquisition speaks volumes about the brand's luxury credentials and growth potential, providing substantial backing while maintaining its distinctly British sensibility. The craftsmanship is exemplary, with premium fabrics, meticulous construction, and thoughtful finishing details throughout the collection. While the price point sits at the upper end of the swimwear market, the quality and design innovation justify the investment. The brand's expansion into resort wear and tailoring demonstrates ambition, though these categories face stiffer competition. Where Orlebar Brown truly excels is in its core swimwear offering"few brands match its expertise in this niche. A compelling choice for the discerning gentleman who refuses to compromise on style, even at the water's edge.
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