COTERIE is right around the corner and today we’re featuring some of the buzziest Italian leather brands to check out at the show! From gloves to handbags, peruse some of our favorites to check out!
Alpo Gloves
Smooth buttery leather, cashmere, and suede are used to construct Alpo 1910’s sleek, soft gloves. ([email protected]; Booth 6549)
Alpo Gloves
Antonella Ferrante
Neapolitan accessories label Antonella Ferrante has been handmaking leather gloves since 1964, and also began crafting leather bags since circa 2016, featured at its own chic boutiques in Sorrento, Positano, and Florence. ([email protected]; Booth 5849)
Antonella Ferrante
Athison
Started more than a century ago, Athison is known for leather belts and bags, constructed from quality materials like water-based tincture dyed hides and potato starch–waxed cotton thread. ([email protected]; Booth 5450)
Athison
Boldrini Selleria Dal 1955
Using vegetable-tanned cowhide, Bodrini Selleria Dal 1955 fashions stylish bags for women and men, designed to stand the test of time. ([email protected]; Booth 5424)
Boldrini Selleria Dal 1955
Cuoieria Fiorentina
Modern distinctive accessories by Cuoieria Fiorentina showcase Tuscan artisan craftsmanship, one covetable piece at a time. ([email protected]; Booth 6247)
Cuoieria Fiorentina
De Marquet
Produced and sourced entirely in Italy, De Marquet is celebrated for utilizing eco and ethical values and practices to make its chic handbags. ([email protected]; Booth 5840)
De Marquet
Filomena Amore
Female empowerment is a key tenet for accessories brand Filomena Amore, known and loved for its elegant leather handbags, done up in saturated hues and striking shapes with minimal hardware. ([email protected]; Booth 5452)
Filomena Amore
Gaja Banchelli
This brand’s transformable leather bags are made from recyclable materials and sport patented interchangeable bronze buckles and accessories, which are symbolic of resilience and rebirth. Gaja Banchelli—where innovation meets versatility! ([email protected]; Booth 5850)
Gaja Banchelli
Gianni Chiarini Firenze
Expect eclectic yet refined leather bags from Florentine accessories label Gianni Chiarini Firenze, featuring linear shapes and interesting design details. ([email protected]; Booth 6134)
Gianni Chiarini Firenze
Gloves Forino 1899
Situated in Naples’ Sanità district, historically a hotbed of glove-making production, family-run Forino 1899 has multiple centuries’ worth of experience in the art, as its name demonstrates, and nowadays boasts more than 200 distinct styles for women and men, from sporty to trendy to quirky. ([email protected]; Booth 5532)
GLOVES FORINO
Hidesins
The finest Italian leather and sophisticated silhouettes are used to create Hidesins handbag; the handmade carryalls, produced right outside Florence, are stealthily packed with functional details, like a discreetly attached pouch meant for smaller essentials. ([email protected]; Booth 5846)
Hidesins
J’Essentia
Sicilian artist and designer Francesca Jennifer Puzzo uses leather handbags and silk scarves as canvases for her J’Essentia’s museumworthy accessories. ([email protected]; Booth 5549)
J’Essentia
La Via Firenze
For accessories with that vintage chic aesthetic, look no further than Tuscan brand La Vie Firenze’s quality leather bags. (sales@ lostilefirenze.com; Booth 5448)
La Via Firenze
ViaMailBag
A passion for design and craftsmanship underlie the design and production of ViaMailBag’s innovative and unique bags. ([email protected]; Booth 6813)
ViaMailBag
Visonà Italia 1959
Just horsing around! This second-generation Venetian brand’s equestrianesque saddlery stitching has long been its beloved signature; though founder Plinio Visona sewed everything by hand through the 1970s, the brand now uses a patented special sewing machine. ([email protected]; Booth 5847)
Visonà Italia 1959
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