Journal

ORTC are proud to present our collaboration with Pintupi artist, Debra Nangala McDonald to bring you three unique artworks, initially hand-painted by Debra and then transformed into digital pattern swatches for swim shorts. 

In conjunction with the release of these shorts, we have partnered with The Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation (ALNF). All profits from the sales will be donated to ALNF, supporting Indigenous communities and promoting awareness. Join us in supporting ALNF, spreading awareness, and making a meaningful contribution to Indigenous communities.

At ORTC, we're doing what we can to integrate sustainability into every aspect of our operations. Our passion for the environment drives us to continually innovate and improve how we...

With the recent launch of our spring swim shorts, we’ve asked some for our staff members about their favourite styles and how they are wearing them this spring.

Behind the scenes, our team has been working hard to deliver a new retail experience. Located at 66 The Parade, Norwood, we're proud to announce that our flagship store has...

We all know that Australia is home to some of the most picturesque coastlines, so to celebrate these incredible swim spots, each pair of swim shorts has been crafted to represent the unique landscape that each destination is known for. Each swim short has been carefully designed to embrace the contemporary Aussie lifestyle and represent all that is quintessentially Australian.