Leather & Bag Makers in London
6 stores · curated ORBIS register
The modern British leather house — document cases, travel bags, and the accessories brand that has become the leather goods choice of the British establishment.
Royal Warrant leather goods — bridle hide wallets, card cases, and the British leather house that has held a Royal Warrant since 1996.
Mulberry was founded in 1971 in Somerset by Roger Saul, who began at his kitchen table with 500 pounds from his mother. His sister drew the tree logo, and the first designs were buckled leather belts, followed by bags and womenswear. The house style, dubbed Le Style Anglais, joins English rural pursuits with London energy. It remains a British leather goods brand with a global reach.
Rivet & Hide sells Japanese selvedge denim and heritage menswear from 11-12 Old Burlington Street in Mayfair, where it moved in December 2024. A Manchester store trades at 59 Thomas Street. Founded in 2012 as a by-appointment service, it stocks small-batch jeans from makers such as Iron Heart and Pure Blue Japan alongside leather jackets and bench-made boots. Jewellery and a vintage hemming service round out the offer.
London luxury leather goods since 1750 — whips, umbrellas, and bridle leather accessories.
Swaine's New Bond Street flagship brings leather goods together with Herbert Johnson hats and the house's other collections. Workshops within the London store make bespoke leatherwork and hats at the same address as the shop. The shop also handles aftercare enquiries for older pieces.