Tvoi AgentHandbag and Leather Goods Manufacturer in Florence
Pelletteria workshops in Florence and Scandicci: from choosing the leather to a batch with your logo.
Florence and neighbouring Scandicci are known for their leather goods workshops (pelletteria), which make bags and accessories for fashion houses. Many of them also take orders from smaller brands when the project is well prepared. We help you prepare that project: we source leather from Tuscan tanneries, agree the sample, hardware and logo application, and then check stitching and edge finishing until the goods ship.
What we take care of
Workshop selection
We find a pelletteria experienced in your products: bags, belts, wallets or accessories.
Leather and lining
We choose leather by finish, thickness and colour and order samples from tanneries.
Hardware
We select buckles, zips and metal fittings with the right plating.
Sample
The workshop makes a sample, you review it on video and send corrections through us.
Branding
Embossing, metal logo plates, dust bags and boxes with your logo.
Batch inspection
We check stitching, edge finishing, symmetry of the parts and how the hardware works.
Why make leather goods with us
We know the workshops
10+ years in Florence: we know which workshop excels at what.
Tuscan leather
The region is home to tanneries, including vegetable-tanning specialists.
Realistic timelines
Artisan production is never instant, and we build that honestly into the schedule.
Details in close-up
Before shipping we show you the stitching, edges and hardware of every style on video.
FAQ
Can I order a small batch of bags?
Yes, many workshops work with small runs. The minimum depends on the style, the leather and the hardware, and we discuss it before the sample stage.
Will the bag say Made in Italy?
Yes, if it is made in an Italian workshop. We use that marking only on products that are genuinely made in Italy.
How should leather goods be labelled for my country?
Requirements depend on the country of sale and the product type. We state the type of leather as confirmed by the supplier, and the rules for your market are best checked with a certification specialist or customs broker.