Laucala Island is a privately owned Fijian island in the Lau Archipelago — purchased by Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz in 2003 and developed as one of the most expensive and most private resort experiences in the world. The island has 25 villas, its own airstrip accessible only by private charter from Nadi, a working organic farm, its own golf course, and a lagoon that is among the finest snorkelling environments in Fiji.

The private island context. With 25 villas on a 1,400-hectare island, Laucala is the most private luxury resort context in the Pacific. White PP linen over natural swim shorts is the primary outfit for most of the day. The evening villa dinner or the resort restaurant: navy PP linen shirt with linen trousers.

For the Laucala lagoon. The reef-protected lagoon of the island's leeward coast — one of the finest snorkelling environments in Fiji. Natural swim shorts for the water; a white PP linen shirt on the beach and the boat transfers between dive sites.

For the resort activities. The golf course, the equestrian centre, the submarine dive available from the resort. PP linen for the non-water activities; natural swim shorts for the marine contexts.

The PP linen shirt in the Fijian climate. The warm humid climate of the Fijian islands — consistently above 28 degrees — makes certified Belgian linen the most comfortable natural fabric available for the extended resort stay.

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