Polo tie stitch in cotton-silk mod. Burnham

Orlebar Brown is a British brand born in 2007 from an idea by Adam Brown: to create a swimsuit that could also be worn outside the water with the same naturalness as tailored shorts. The project took shape after an episode experienced on vacation, when Brown realized that traditional swim shorts were not suitable to go directly from the beach to a restaurant. From this need arose a vision of men's resort wear based on fit, proportions, and versatility.

The classic Orlebar Brown swimsuit indeed derives from the pattern of men's trousers and is recognized by the side adjusters, an element that has become a signature of the brand. Around this product, the brand has built a complete summer wardrobe: polos, shirts, T-shirts, and lightweight knitwear designed to accompany travel, sea, and leisure time. The aesthetic remains clean and controlled, closer to relaxed tailoring than traditional sportswear, with attention to fabrics, hand, and functional details.

The Orlebar Brown selection on Setaccio currently includes the Bulldog Drawcord swimsuit in superlight nylon and summer polos with more refined constructions. The Burnham model combines cotton and silk, while other variants use viscose or jacquard fabrics. The swimsuit is produced in Portugal and interprets the brand's original core; the polos instead expand the offer towards a more complete resort wear, also suitable for urban contexts during the warm season.

Orlebar Brown on Setaccio therefore represents a tailored way of living summer: swimsuits and leisure garments designed to move seamlessly between beach, travel, and city, always maintaining a neat and contemporary image.