Stable Foundations
A core allocation selected for its combination of cash flow and long-term value.

Creative leadership becomes more durable when supported by market insight, ownership thinking and disciplined risk management.
To Marilla, Fred Perry is not simply a fashion label—it is a cultural symbol with a distinctive identity and international community.
Founded in 1952 and recognized for its iconic polo shirt, the brand now extends across apparel, outerwear, footwear, accessories and sportswear.
Its international presence spans more than 100 markets, supported by directly operated stores and a broad franchise network.
Marilla’s role connects creative direction, ownership and North American development, aligning brand heritage with future growth.

Early allocations across real estate, airline equities, travel and hospitality produced strong results before the pandemic. The disruption that followed reshaped Marilla’s approach around diversification, resilience and downside awareness.
A core allocation selected for its combination of cash flow and long-term value.
Airline investments offered a practical education in volatility, economic cycles and downside exposure.
Strong pre-pandemic performance became an important catalyst for a more disciplined approach.
A broader mix of equities, gold, funds and operating businesses supports greater resilience.