Charlton’s Resort 2026 “Tangerine Palisade”

Charlton’s Resort 2026 “Tangerine Palisade” emphasises easy, travel-appropriate summer suiting.

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Charlton persistently hones its subtle methodology to contemporary attire with its Resort 2026 collection named “Tangerine Palisade.” The Sydney-based label designs summer apparel with purpose rather than extravagance, emphasising clothing that facilitate ease in heat, travel, and longevity.

The collection features high-quality Japanese cotton long-sleeve shirts, complemented by board shorts that resemble tailored silhouettes rather than conventional swimwear. The outcome is a polished, casual uniform that balances leisure and formality with ease. Deconstructed suiting components throughout the collection, transforming traditional silhouettes into flowing and modern designs, while new seersucker items—especially the long-sleeve camp collar shirt—refine the seasonal aesthetic.

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The recent travels of founder Henry Cousins influence both the material and narrative aspects of the collection. Time spent in Japanese textile mills informs the tactile quality and structure, but a distinct journey to Egypt impacts the visual aesthetic through travel t-shirts, a capsule hat, and exclusive photographic prints.

The Egyptian influence transcends mere apparel. Charlton unveils Tangerine Palisade, a limited-edition fragrance created in collaboration with Raconteur. Vibrant citrus and spice transition to papyrus, fig, and pine, anchored by jasmine, frankincense, myrrh, and cedarwood, in a limited release of only 100 numbered bottles.

Resort 2026 introduces the Charlton Sound System: a bespoke, handcrafted pair of speakers meticulously developed with the same emphasis on aesthetics and functionality that characterises the brand's clothing line. Explore more at Charlton’s website.