PRIVATE-LABEL LEATHER GOODS MADE IN FLORENCE PROJECTS WORLDWIDE
Patterns, drawings, leather swatches and physical bag samples on a development table
Custom Development

From your idea to a repeatable product.

Bring a sketch, reference or technical pack. We develop the pattern, build and refine the prototype, and turn the approved sample into a clear production standard.

Capabilities

One development partner, from object to collection.

Handbags and shoulder bags
Crossbody and belt bags
Totes and shoppers
Clutches and evening bags
Backpacks
Travel bags and weekenders
Small leather goods — wallets, card holders, pouches
The Development Path

How an idea becomes a repeatable object.

A leather bag and material references reviewed with a Florentine maker at the start of development
01

Submit your brief

Send us your sketch, tech pack, reference images, or written description. Include material preferences, target price point, and expected quantities.

Technical pattern for a leather bag, developed in the Florence atelier
02

Pattern development

Our team develops the pattern and prepares a detailed specification. We recommend materials, hardware, and construction methods.

First leather prototype produced in Florence for client review
03

First prototype

A first sample is built in our atelier and shipped for your review.

A leather edge and construction detail being refined after sample review
04

Refinement

Revise until the product is exactly right. Most projects reach final approval within two revision rounds.

Leather components prepared at the workbench for repeatable production
05

Production

Your approved design enters production. Each piece made in Florence, quality-checked, and shipped to your specifications.

Confidentiality

Your idea remains your property.

All custom designs remain your intellectual property. We sign NDAs before development begins. We do not reproduce, display, or reference your designs without written authorisation. Your patterns and specifications are stored securely and exclusively for your use.

The next chapter

Let the first object begin.

Send the clearest material you have—a sketch, a technical pack, a reference or a written idea. We will return with the first questions and a draft scope.