Breaking

Fashion · News

Strathberry launches their first non-leather capsule collection in partnership with Tara Swennen


SCOTTISH luxury house, Strathberry, is writing a daring new chapter in its illustrious history. A bold stride from the traditional path of fine Spanish leathers, the Edinburgh-based label, spearheaded by creative stalwarts Guy and Leeanne Hundleby, teamed up with LA celebrity stylist Tara Swennen to unwrap their first-ever non-leather capsule collection.

Renowned for championing a greener approach to fashion, Swennen. Named as one of The Hollywood Reporter’s Top 25 Most Powerful Stylists four years in a row, she was also recognised as Best Vegan Fashion Stylist at the inaugural Vegan Fashion Week. A fervent advocate of eco-friendly fashion, she infuses this release with a potent fusion of elegance and ethics.

The collection offers classic black in Strathberry’s iconic East/West, Crescent, and Midi Tote designs. These styles are subtly elevated with handwoven crochet details in contrasting vanilla tones, offering a modern yet timeless feel.

Handcrafted with finesse, these pieces utilize smooth, Italian-made grape leather. This innovative, eco-friendly material originates from the the Italian winemaking industry. The waste from the vineyards is repurposed using cutting-edge techniques to yield a smooth, richly textured faux-leather, ensuring no resource goes unused. Composed of 80% recycled raw materials, this green, glamorous leather alternative signals a tangible shift towards a more sustainable future.

Celebrating Strathberry’s exquisite craftsmanship, this collection emphasizes the brand’s continuing to strive for innovation, piquing the curiosity for what’s to come next.

by Zlata Kryudor

You May Also Like

MFW SS27:  Sportmax

MILAN, ITALY — Over the years, as Sportmax has established itself as a young-meets-cult phenomenon, it’s been difficult to put

MFW SS27: Gucci

MILAN, ITALY — This is Demna’s second season designing for Gucci, and by now, he’s made a couple of things

MFW SS27: Tod’s

MILAN, ITALY — Matteo Tamburini’s self-reflective, meditative approach to design has filled the shoes of legions of traditional aficionados, celebrating