Leather & Bag Makers in Rome
11 stores · curated ORBIS register
Braccialini developed from a Florentine straw-bag workshop into a handbag house known for bags shaped like animals and everyday objects. Carpisa supports its luggage with repair and spare-parts services, with scannable owner-contact codes on selected suitcases. Del Giudice Roma makes leather bags and accessories on site in its Roman workshop and shop, offering another approach to leather goods.
Florentine handbag house founded in 1954 by Carla and Roberto Braccialini as a small straw-bag workshop; after Roberto's death in 1976, Carla took over and introduced the whimsical animal- and object-shaped bags - cars, fish, birds - that became the brand's signature.
A family-run leather workshop that has been making bags, belts, and accessories in Rome for three generations.
A family leather workshop creating hand-stitched bags, belts, and accessories from vegetable-tanned Tuscan leather. Three generations of craftsmanship at prices far below designer equivalents.
Carpisa supports luggage after purchase with free repairs or spare parts, including some items outside the standard warranty. Selected suitcases also use a scannable code that can help a finder contact the owner.
This Roman workshop and shop makes handmade Italian leather bags and accessories. The goods are crafted on site.
Piazza di Spagna's glove specialist — Roman leather gloves in every color since 1934.
A leather factory since 1964, this Roman workshop makes handcrafted bags and accessories. Its craft has run in the city for six decades.
Rome-based luxury leather designer Maurizio Amadei (since 2006), pioneering one-piece garments from single leather or fabric, folded and hand-stitched to preserve material essence.
This Roman maker produces handmade Italian leather bags. Leatherwork is the whole of its trade.
Tolentino leather-goods heritage since 1907 — Marche craftsmanship spanning fashion, bags, accessories, and luxury goods.
Roman saddle-stitched leather revived — the 1957 artisan house Jackie O loved, in Via Margutta spirit.