New Zealand lamb is naturally bubbled. Each skin is unique. It enjoyed great success in the 80s and is once again in the spotlight in both ready-to-wear and accessories. This material is flexible and light. Bubble lamb gives a casual-chic character to your accessories.

Leather develops a patina over time; it's a living, natural material. The care with which you look after your accessory will help it to last a long time.

Vegetal tanning: France.

Vegetal-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

• Regularly apply a non-greasy, silicone-free nourishing cream (test first on the inside or on an inconspicuous part).
• Wear your accessory with dark clothing at first, to avoid color bleeding onto your clothes.
• Caution: your dark clothes, whose dye has been badly set, could bleed onto your accessory.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the lambskin may tear.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as moisture reinforces color migration on clothing.
• Avoid greasy substances.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, as these can nuance the color.

Smooth lambskin is a supple, lightweight material that embodies both luxury and timeless elegance. Its fine grain gives each item a delicate and refined appearance.

Over time, leather develops a patina, making it a living, natural material. The care you give your accessory will help preserve its beauty and ensure its longevity.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Apply a non-greasy, silicone-free nourishing cream regularly (always test first on the inside or on an inconspicuous area).
• When wearing a dark-colored accessory for the first time, pair it with dark clothing to avoid color transfer.
• Keep away from heat sources.
• Careful, regular maintenance will extend the life of your accessory.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, as this may alter its color.

Due to the fineness of smooth lambskin, certain risks should be considered during use:

• Wear of the grain at points of friction
• Tearing in case of snagging or overloading
  

New Zealand Lambskin is Naturally Pebbled. Each hide is unique. This leather enjoyed great success in the 1980s and is now making a strong comeback, both in ready-to-wear and accessories. The material is soft and lightweight, and bubble lambskin brings a casual-chic character to your accessories.

The leather develops a patina over time it is a living, natural material. The care and attention you give to your accessory will allow you to keep it for many years.

Vegetal tanning: France.

Vegetal-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Regularly apply a non-greasy nourishing cream (test first on the inside or a hidden part of the item) and free of silicones.
• Wear your accessory with dark clothing at first to avoid any color transfer onto your garments.
• Please note: dark clothing with poorly fixed dyes may transfer onto your accessory.
• Keep away from sources of heat.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, the lambskin could tear.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water; humidity increases color transfer on clothing.
• Avoid oily substances.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which can alter the color.

Smooth lambskin is a flexible and lightweight material that is synonymous with luxury and timelessness. The fine grain of the leather gives a fine, delicate appearance that is soft to the touch. The tanning method used for smooth lambskin maintains the natural texture of the leather.

Leather develops a patina over time; it's a living, natural material. The care you take with your accessory will allow you to keep it for a long time.

Semi-vegetable tanning: Italy.

Vegetal-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

• Regularly apply a non-greasy nourishing cream (test first on the inside or a hidden part of the item) and free of silicones.
• Wear your accessory with dark clothing at first to avoid any color transfer onto your garments.
• Please note: dark clothing with poorly fixed dyes may transfer onto your accessory.
• Keep away from sources of heat.
• The care you take with your accessory will allow you to keep it for a long time.

Smooth lambskin is a flexible and lightweight material that is synonymous with luxury and timelessness. The fine grain of the leather gives a fine, delicate appearance that is soft to the touch. The tanning method used for smooth lambskin maintains the natural texture of the leather.

Leather develops a patina over time; it's a living, natural material. The care you take with your accessory will allow you to keep it for a long time.

Semi-vegetable tanned: Italy.

Vegetal-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

• Regularly apply a non-greasy nourishing cream (test first on the inside or a hidden part of the item) and free of silicones.
• Wear your accessory with dark clothing at first to avoid any color transfer onto your garments.
• Keep away from sources of heat.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which can alter the color.
• The care you take with your accessory will allow you to keep it for a long time.

The distinctive appearance of goatskin gives these accessories a 1970s look. The skins are thick and give the designs structure. The slightly blackened column in the center of the skin is a natural mark left by the animal.

Leather acquires a patina over time, it is a living and natural material. The delicacy with which you maintain your accessory will allow you to keep it for a long time.

Vegetal tanning: Italy.

Vegetal-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship

• Regularly apply a non-greasy, silicone-free nourishing cream (test first on the inside or on an inconspicuous part).
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color bleeding onto your clothes.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as this could damage the leather.
• Beware of rubbing your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as humidity reinforces color migration on clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, as these can nuance the color.

The goatskins were tanned for a base color, a laminated film was applied to the velvet side then washed for better adhesion.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Protect from heat sources.
• Wear your dark-colored accessory with dark clothing at first to avoid color bleeding onto your clothes.
• Beware of rubbing or scratching your accessory, as the lamé finish may be damaged.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as dampness reinforces color migration on clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which can tint the color of the leather.
• Avoid greasy substances.

The very distinctive appearance of this goat species gives a seventies look to the accessories. This species lives only in Nigeria. The skins are thick and provide structure to the designs.

Leather acquires a patina over time, it is a living and natural material. The delicacy with which you maintain your accessory will allow you to keep it for a long time.

Vegetal tanning: France

Vegetal-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

• Regularly apply a non-greasy nourishing cream (test beforehand on the inside or an inconspicuous area) and silicone-free.
• At first, wear your dark accessory with dark clothing to avoid color bleeding onto your clothes.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as this could damage the leather.
• Beware of rubbing your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as humidity increases the risk of color migration onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, as these can nuance the color.

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The very distinctive look of goatskin gives accessories a seventies vibe. The hides are thick, providing structure to the designs. The slightly darkened line down the center of the hide is a natural mark from the animal.

Leather develops a patina over time it is a living, natural material. The care and attention you give to your accessory will allow you to keep it for years to come.

Semi-vegetable tanned: France.

Vegetal-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems

• Apply a non-greasy nourishing cream regularly (test it first on the inside or on an inconspicuous area) and make sure it contains no silicone.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color transfer onto your clothes.
• Keep away from sources of heat.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as this could damage the leather.
• Avoid rubbing your accessory against abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water; humidity increases the risk of color transfer onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which may alter the color.

The very distinctive look of goatskin gives accessories a seventies vibe. The hides are thick, providing structure to the designs. The slightly darkened line down the center of the hide is a natural mark from the animal.

Leather develops a patina over time it is a living, natural material. The care and attention you give to your accessory will allow you to keep it for years to come.

Semi-vegetable tanned: France.

Vegetal-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

• Apply a non-greasy nourishing cream regularly (test it first on the inside or on an inconspicuous area) and make sure it contains no silicone.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color transfer onto your clothes.
• Keep away from sources of heat.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as this could damage the leather.
• Avoid rubbing your accessory against abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water; humidity increases the risk of color transfer onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which may alter the color.

The very characteristic appearance of goat skins gives the accessories a seventies look. The skins are thick and provide structure to the models. The slightly darkened line in the center of the skin is a natural mark of the animal.

The leather develops a patina over time; it is a living and natural material. The care you take with your accessory will allow you to preserve it for a long time.

Semi-vegetable tanning : Italy.

Vegetable-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

• Regularly apply a non-greasy nourishing cream (test first on the inside or on an inconspicuous area) and without silicone.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color transfer onto your clothes.
• Keep away from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as this could damage the leather.
• Avoid friction of your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as humidity increases the risk of color transfer onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which may alter the color.

The underlay of the calfskins has been sanded for a velvety feel. The hides have
been mass-tanned for a delicate moiré finish.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Before first use, brush the velvet parts with a soft brush (to remove sanding dust) and waterproof with a colorless universal spray. This operation should be repeated regularly.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color bleeding onto your clothes.
• Caution: dark clothing with poorly-fixed dyes may bleed onto your accessory.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the suede may tear.
• Beware of rubbing your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as moisture reinforces color migration on
  clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which can tint the color

The underlay of the calfskins has been sanded for a velvety feel. The hides have been mass-tanned for a delicate moiré finish.

• Before first use, brush the velvet parts with a soft brush (to remove sanding dust) and waterproof with a colorless universal spray. This operation should be repeated regularly.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color bleeding onto your clothes.
• Caution: dark clothing with poorly-fixed dyes may bleed onto your accessory.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the suede may tear.
• Beware of rubbing your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as moisture reinforces color migration on clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which can tint the color.

The underlay of the calfskins has been sanded for a velvety feel. The hides have been mass-tanned for a delicate moiré finish.

• Before first use, brush the velvet parts with a soft brush (to remove sanding dust) and waterproof with a colorless universal spray. This operation should be repeated regularly.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color bleeding onto your clothes.
• Caution: dark clothing with poorly-fixed dyes may bleed onto your accessory.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the suede may tear.
• Beware of rubbing your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as moisture reinforces color migration on clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which can tint the color.

The underlayer of the calfskins has been sanded for a velvety touch. The hides have been drum-dyed for a delicate marbled effect.

• Brush the suede parts before first use with a soft brush (to remove dust from sanding) and waterproof with a colorless universal spray. Repeat this operation regularly.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color transfer onto your clothes.
• Note: dark clothing with poorly fixed dyes may bleed onto your accessory.
• Keep away from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the suede may tear.
• Avoid friction of your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as humidity increases the risk of color transfer onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, as it may alter the color.

The underlayer of the calfskins has been sanded for a velvety touch. The hides have been drum-dyed for a delicate marbled effect.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Brush the suede parts before first use with a soft brush (to remove dust from sanding) and waterproof with a colorless universal spray. Repeat this process regularly.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color transfer onto your clothes.
• Note: dark clothing with poorly fixed dyes may rub off on your accessory.
• Keep away from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the suede crust could tear.
• Avoid friction of your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as humidity increases the risk of color transfer onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, as it may alter the color.

The underlayer of the calfskins has been sanded for a velvety touch. The hides have been drum-dyed for a delicate marbled effect.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Brush the suede parts before first use with a soft brush (to remove dust from sanding) and waterproof with a colorless universal spray. Repeat this process regularly.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color transfer onto your clothes.
• Note: dark clothing with poorly fixed dyes may rub off on your accessory.
• Keep away from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the suede crust could tear.
• Avoid friction of your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as humidity increases the risk of color transfer onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, as it may alter the color.

The underlayer of the calfskins has been sanded for a velvety touch. The hides have been drum-dyed for a delicate marbled effect.

• Brush the suede parts before first use with a soft brush (to remove dust from sanding) and waterproof with a colorless universal spray. Repeat this regularly.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color transfer onto your clothes.
• Note: dark clothing with poorly fixed dyes may bleed onto your accessory.
• Keep away from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the suede may tear.
• Avoid friction of your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as humidity increases the risk of color transfer onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, as it may alter the color.

The calfskins come from a family-owned tannery in the Southwest of France, established in 1927. Calfskin is known for its durability and authentic appearance. On the nubuck finish, a crocodile pattern has been embossed, and an anti-color-transfer and water-repellent treatment has been applied, while preserving the peachy touch of the nubuck.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Brush the velvet parts before first use with a soft brush (to remove dust from sanding) and waterproof them with a colorless universal spray. Repeat this operation regularly.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing for dark leathers to avoid color transfer onto your
  clothes.
• Warning: dark clothing with poorly fixed dyes may transfer color onto your accessory.
• Keep away from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the calfskin may tear.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water; humidity can increase color migration onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which may alter the color.
• Avoid contact with greasy substances.

The calfskins come from a family-owned tannery in the Southwest of France, established in 1927. Calfskin is known for its durability and authentic appearance. On the nubuck finish, a crocodile pattern has been embossed, and an anti-color-transfer and water-repellent treatment has been applied, while preserving the peachy touch of the nubuck.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Brush the velvet parts before first use with a soft brush (to remove dust from sanding) and waterproof them with a colorless universal spray. Repeat this operation regularly.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing for dark leathers to avoid color transfer onto your clothes.
• Warning: dark clothing with poorly fixed dyes may transfer color onto your accessory.
• Keep away from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the calfskin may tear.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water; humidity can increase color migration onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which may alter the color.
• Avoid contact with greasy substances.

Calf is the noble leather of leather goods. These small calves have a natural grain and wrinkles thanks to a transparent dye that respects the animal's dermis. Very supple, this material is nonetheless resistant to wear

Leather develops a patina over time, making it a living, natural material. The care with which you look after your accessory will ensure its long life

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Regularly apply a non-greasy, silicone-free nourishing cream (test first on the inside or on an inconspicuous part).
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color bleeding onto your clothes.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, as the calf may tear.
• Beware of rubbing your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as moisture reinforces color migration on clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, as these can nuance the color.

Authenticity and tradition are part of the collection with this thick cowhide tanned in the purest vegetable tradition. This leather evokes the equestrian world, vintage accessories... products for life. Light colors react to light, the gold color will gradually darken.

Leather develops a patina over time; it is a living and natural material. The care with which you take care of your accessory will allow you to keep it for a long time.

Tanning made in Italy.

Vegetable-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Regularly apply a nourishing, nongreasy cream (to be tested first on the inside or on a non-visible part) and without silicone.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothes to avoid bleeding colors on your clothes.
• Warning: your dark clothes whose dye has not been properly fixed could bleed onto your accessory.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful of your accessory rubbing on abrasive surfaces.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, the leather could tear.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, humidity reinforces the migration of colors on clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun or artificial light which can tone the color.

Authenticity and tradition are part of the collection with this thick cowhide tanned in the purest vegetable tradition. This leather evokes the equestrian world, vintage accessories... products for life. Light colors react to light, the gold color will gradually darken.

Leather develops a patina over time; it is a living and natural material. The care with which you take care of your accessory will allow you to keep it for a long time.

Tanning made in Italy.

Vegetable-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Regularly apply a nourishing, nongreasy cream (to be tested first on the inside or on a non-visible part) and without silicone.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothes to avoid bleeding colors on your clothes.
• Warning: your dark clothes whose dye has not been properly fixed could bleed onto your accessory.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful of your accessory rubbing on abrasive surfaces.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, the leather could tear.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, humidity reinforces the migration of colors on clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun or artificial light which can tone the color.

The python seduces with its exoticism and is synonymous with luxury. It is part of the reptile family. It is easily recognizable thanks to its very jagged scales which give relief and body to the accessories. Python skin is thin and supple.

Leather develops a patina over time; it is a living and natural material. The care with which you take care of your accessory will allow you to keep it for a long time.

• Feed the leather with a product dedicated to snakes and reptiles (to be tested on a part not visible beforehand), or a delicate non-greasy milk to apply in the direction of the scales.
• Wear your accessory with dark clothes at first to avoid bleeding colors on your clothes.
• Warning: your dark clothes, the dye of which would have been poorly fixed, could bleed onto your accessory.
• Protect from heat sources - Prolonged exposure to the sun or artificial light can tint the color.
• Be careful of your accessory rubbing on abrasive or raised surfaces, a scale could catch on and your accessory could tear.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, humidity enhances color migration on clothes.

These buffalo hides are entirely tanned with vegetables. The vegetable tannins have been carefully selected to obtain this suppleness and this very natural appearance. The naturalness of this material is reinforced thanks to its aniline finish to obtain a transparent color while preserving the texture of the skin.

Leather develops a patina over time; it is a living and natural material. The care with which you take care of your accessory will allow you to keep it for a long time.

Vegetal tanning: Italy.

Vegetal-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group)

The leather used for this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict waste treatment processes, regulated working conditions, and rigorous traceability. It also contributes to combating deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful industry.

This is a premium leather, ethically and sustainably produced, that highlights both environmental care and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Regularly apply a nourishing, non-greasy cream (to be tested first on the inside or on a non-visible part) and without silicone. Please note: apply only to the goatskin parts (and not to the velvet crust parts).
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothes to avoid bleeding colors on your clothes.
• Warning: your dark clothes whose dye has not been properly fixed could bleed onto your accessory.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, the buffalo could tear.
• Be careful of your accessory rubbing on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, humidity reinforces the migration of colors on clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun or artificial light which can tone the color.
• This buffalo combines all the qualities necessary for daily and long-term use with vegetable tanning. Be careful with very light colors which can darken over time.

This sheepskin leather features a light base on which a crocodile-pattern embossing has been applied, followed by a dark “crack” finish that creates a worn effect, reminiscent of vintage bomber jackets. The distressed look will naturally intensify on areas of friction from the very first uses.

Over time, the leather will develop a unique patina — it is a living, natural material. The care and attention you give to your accessory will allow you to preserve it beautifully for many years.

Vegetable tanning : Italy.

Vegetable-Tanned Leather

This leather is treated using a vegetable tanning process, which relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves, or bark (natural tannins) instead of chrome salts or other chemical agents. This traditional method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a rich, evolving tone and a unique patina that becomes more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal expertise is part of a sustainable approach that emphasizes the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent, traceable production systems.

• Regularly apply a non-greasy nourishing cream (test first on the interior or on an inconspicuous area) and ensure it is silicone-free.
• Attention: apply only to full-grain leather parts.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color transfer onto your clothes.
• Warning: dark clothing with poorly fixed dyes may transfer color onto your accessory.
• Keep away from heat sources.
• Be careful not to catch your accessory, as the leather may tear.
• Avoid rubbing your accessory on abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water; humidity can increase color transfer onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which may alter the color.