Pairing refined menswear with lightweight luggage, the limited-edition Marathon Flyer collection offers a polished alternative to traditional airport essentials.

Travel has a way of exposing the weak points in even the most considered wardrobes. Too stiff, too flimsy, too impractical, too uncomfortable&mdash;or worse, trying too hard. That friction point is exactly where <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/men/ron-dorff-douglas-friedman-wanted-mens-swimwear-collection-interview" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ron Dorff</a> and Lipault meet with their new collaboration: the Marathon Flyer Collection, a capsule designed for movement without the spectacle.
Rather than treating travel as a performance (airport looks engineered for Instagram), this collaboration approaches it as a lived experience. The result is a beautifully curated, edited lineup that replaces the idea of &ldquo;in-flight essentials&rdquo; with something far more intentional: pieces you can actually wear before boarding, during transit, and well after landing. Think soft but structured layers, luxury fabrics, and luggage that&rsquo;s as flexible as your schedule it&rsquo;s built to support.

Photography courtesy of Ron Dorff x Lipault.

<a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/men/ron-dorff-summer-sustainable-swimwear-2025" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ron Dorff&rsquo;s</a> contribution anchors the collection in wearable discipline. Sportswear staples are elevated through material choice rather than excess design. Cashmere jogging pants and jackets with stretch fabrics that hold their shape after hours of wear, and organic cotton tees that work just as well under a blazer as they do in your favorite airport lounge. It&rsquo;s athletic heritage, refined and stripped back.
Lipault, meanwhile, brings its signature lightness to the equation. A streamlined cabin bag, an ergonomic backpack, and space-conscious packing cubes form the backbone of the travel offering&mdash;functional without sacrificing aesthetic restraint. These are pieces designed to move with you, not weigh you down.&nbsp;

What makes the Marathon Flyer Collection compelling isn&rsquo;t novelty, but cohesion. Clothing and luggage speak the same language: flexible, efficient, and polished. Even the smaller details, a compact travel fragrance, breathable socks, and supple leather sneakers, feel purposeful rather than purely ornamental.
At its core, this collaboration reflects a shared philosophy between the brands, making it an ideal collection. Ron Dorff&rsquo;s belief in disciplined design meets Lipault&rsquo;s understanding approach to movement, resulting in a capsule that understands travel not as an escape, but as part of everyday life. This is for the modern traveler: someone who is constantly in motion, rarely stationary, and always quietly fashionable.&nbsp;

Ron Dorff and Lipault Join Forces To Upgrade Your Entire Travel Wardrobe

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