Leather Silhouettes
This collection of women's leather clothing is cut from nappa, vegetable-tanned, and full-grain hides sourced through responsible tanneries. Hides are chosen for consistent grain and hand-feel before a single pattern piece is cut, because leather behaves differently from woven cloth: it stretches along some directions and not others, it holds a crease, and it records wear. The range spans leather dresses, leather pants, leather jackets and coats, tops, blazers, and leather skirts, each produced in small runs so that construction receives the attention the material demands.
Soft nappa coats are cut long and clean at the lapel, with a drape that comes as much from hide selection as from pattern-making. Motorcycle jackets are structured at the shoulder and reinforced with stitching at stress points. Luxury leather pants are drafted to the same standard as the house's wool trousers, with seam placement that follows the leg rather than fighting it, and leather dresses are built in column and A-line shapes that move with the body.
Finished garments are made in Italy and Uruguay by artisans who work with leather as a primary material, applying specialised techniques and careful attention to construction. Well-made leather improves with age, developing a patina no finishing process can replicate, which is why these pieces are constructed to be worn for a decade rather than a season. For a softer counterpoint, the suede collection shares the same sourcing standards. Leather pieces sit naturally alongside tailoring and knitwear from the wider womenswear range.