Velvet overshirt model Nario

Isabel Marant is a Parisian maison founded in 1994 by the eponymous designer. The project stems from a very personal vision of the wardrobe: garments capable of being desirable but also truly wearable, built through a balance between bohemian influences, artisanal references, sportswear, and urban culture. In 2017 the maison officially expanded its universe with the launch of the men's line, maintaining the same spontaneous and not overly constructed approach that made the brand recognizable.

The Isabel Marant language avoids rigid formality and instead works on relaxed proportions, treatments, textures, and details that give the garments a lived-in character. Cottons, wools, denim, leather, and suede coexist with embroideries, graphic motifs, and constructions inspired by workwear or military wardrobes. Sneakers also play an important role in the maison's history, which has often combined sporty elements with a more fashion silhouette without losing practicality and ease of use.

The Isabel Marant selection on Setaccio is dedicated to men and includes T-shirts, sweatshirts, knitwear, trousers, jeans, shirts, outerwear, and sneakers. Models such as Brycy, Emreeh, Jenter, Jameson, Nario, and Kervey are present, with materials ranging from cotton to lyocell, from virgin wool to suede. Some garments show lived-in treatments, embroideries, or graphic details, while proportions range from regular to over fit, delivering an assortment consistent with the relaxed nature of the brand.

Isabel Marant on Setaccio therefore represents a Parisian and contemporary way of building the male wardrobe: immediate, tactile, and easy-to-combine garments, in which personality arises from proportions, textures, and details rather than traditional formal elegance.