Original Penguin Spring/Summer 2026 Lookbook

New Wave
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Inspired by the return of 90s prep and sportswear classics, the founder of the golf shirt, Original Penguin, has just launched their Spring/Summer 2026 lookbook. Merging its Americana heritage with a modern-day, wearable appeal, Original Penguin continues to refine its apparel while reimagining sleek, laid-back style with its range of Harrington jackets, knitted polos, and cabana shirts. This collection features a variety of textured Johnny collar polos, linen drawstring shorts, pleated chinos, and standout swim options, offering selections for every occasion.

The SS26 lookbook showcases a stunning spring-inspired colour palette, ranging from Sargasso Sea and Dark Sapphire to Bright White and Birch. Discover a curated collection of elevated essentials that seamlessly blend exceptional craftsmanship with effortless versatility.

The SS26 lookbook is now live.

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