Gianluca Longo, Italian-born Editor and Menswear Savant Gianluca Moves Freely in Mendes jeans and Fontes jacket, styled with Leme loafers. Your London day in three stops?  1. I start early with a run or a walk in Holland Park and Hyde Park, for body and mind health.   2. I like to visit an art gallery or a museum. I like the programs at Thomas Dane Gallery and modern art; my favourite museums are the V&A and sir John Soane museum. 3. A meal at...

Harry Brantly, CEO & Co-Founder at FRESCOBOL CARIOCA.  Harry Moves Freely in cotton-stretch Emilio & Rocha set, paired with Marina deck shoes.  Describe your London day in three stops? 1. After the school drop off, I make the most of being in the area and do a loop of Hampstead Heath with my Jack Russell Terrier, Zumi. 2. Cycle into the office in Notting Hill (I personally much prefer being in the office than working from home). 3. Evening slots at Absolute Studios Pilates in...

Thiago Soares, Brazilian dancer and former Royal Ballet principal. *This interview was conducted in “Portunglês”, a mix of Brazilian Portuguese and English, and has therefore been translated across parts.  For those who don’t know you, how would you introduce yourself and what you do? My name is Thiago Soares. I’m from Rio de Janeiro; I’m a dancer and a choreographer. I’ve been an artist since I was 14 years old, when I joined a dance group in my neighbourhood. Since then, that’s what I’ve...

Cooler winds signal a shift in season, preparing the way for A Return to the City. Yet summer is a mindset - an approach to living that remains unhurried and at ease, even as the height of the season passes. Embracing the evolving nature of urban life, the return is shaped by a myriad of influences: the rhythm of the streets, the familiarity of daily rituals and the changing seasons to which the city naturally adapts. The sun sits lower, the tempo softens...

In partnership with Florentine coffee institution LA MARZOCCO, we present a limited-edition collaboration inspired by the art of the morning ritual. Bringing together Brazilian lifestyle design and Italian espresso heritage, the partnership spans a limited-edition capsule collection, bespoke handcrafted pieces and an immersive experiential concept inspired by the Cafezinho - literally translated as “little coffee”, but carrying a wider cultural significance in Brazil as a ritual of hospitality, pause and connection. Launching throughout June 2026 across Florence, Paris and London, the collaboration unfolds...

This High Summer, FRESCOBOL CARIOCA invites you to ride the Heatwave - a season shaped by soaring temperatures, salt-heavy air and the unmistakable rhythm of Rio de Janeiro at its most intense.  At the height of summer, the city slows. Ocean swims become part of the day’s rhythm, afternoons extend under the sun, and dressing becomes instinctive, effortless and fluid. Heatwave reflects a High Summer lived entirely outdoors, where the boundaries between city and sea dissolve beneath the season’s intensity. A palette of...

A collection of timeless silhouettes designed for rotation. To be lived in and worn often.Carioca Essentials is built around the idea of a considered summer wardrobe; bringing together the essential components of resort dressing into one cohesive collection. Rather than dressing for a single occasion, Carioca Essentials distills resort-style, simplifying the way we dress to summer into easy-rotations.Every silhouette has been considered in relation to another, crafting a concise collection that styles itself. Shirts are designed to be worn open over swimwear, trousers...

Following the Pre-Spring 2026 season, FRESCOBOL CARIOCA continues its journey with Origens Part II, the next chapter in an ongoing exploration of heritage and design.

The wardrobe staple that revolutionised smart-casual dressing; we present Luca, the polo designed with the sensibility of a shirt.

As our founding product, the basis of our dedication to craft excellence, and a vital part of Carioca culture, frescobol bats are an essential part of our brand DNA.