Bags & Leather Goods
Bags & Leather Goods
Two words: Italian leather. Your search for leather bags ends here.
Canvas totes, leather totes, nylon totes—check out the luxe and more sustainable spins we put on your fave bag.
Your friends will think you spent three times as much on these chic leather bags.
Swap out your usual leather bags and go hands-free with a buttery leather or fabric belt bag.
Backpacks designed for commuting and beyond. (And yes, there’s a pocket for that.)
Stay organized with high-quality leather wallets, cases, and accessories.
We hear you on the purse wallet combo. Here are the little accessories we can’t live without.
Backpacks and lunch boxes in bright colors and just the right size.
ALL YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
1. What are the different types of leather?
1. What are the different types of leather?
There are few different types of leather: Full-grain: the strongest and most durable leather used in many heavy-duty products Top-grain: more pliable and thinner than full-grain leather Suede: what's left behind after the top grain leather has been split away from the hide - that's why it has the fuzzy feeling Bicast: split leather backing covered with an embossed layer of polyurethane or vinyl-like those glossy shoes you see Bonded: a mix of faux and real leather
2. Which is the best leather for handbags?
2. Which is the best leather for handbags?
The best leather for handbags is top grain leather, which is what our leather totes and leather crossbody bags are made from. It provides the perfect combination of a pristine look and durability to any bag.
3. Is Italian leather the best? And what is vegetable tanning?
3. Is Italian leather the best? And what is vegetable tanning?
Unlike other methods of leather tanning which rely on heavy use of chemicals, Italian leather artisans use only natural plant-based extracts during manufacturing. Raw hides undergo treatment in large wooden drums where they are cleansed of salts and impurities. They are then tanned with vegetable extracts and natural tannins, extracted from trees and logs that give the leather its unique characteristics. The leather is then dried to remove excess moisture before it can be crafted into the goods you know and love.
4. What are the benefits of vegetable tanning?
4. What are the benefits of vegetable tanning?
The use of natural ingredients in the vegetable tanning process has three main benefits: The process results in leather that is built to last. It is softer, more flexible, and more durable than other leathers on the market. The leather has a distinct, timeless appearance. Because it relies on natural ingredients and the care of the leather artisans, no two hides look exactly alike. The marks that you find on the leather are not imperfections but unique features of each batch of leather made. It is super easy to care for. Simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth and dry it with a clean cloth. Because goods made of Italian leather last longer and look nicer than other leather goods you may buy, Italian leather may actually be worth the investment. But, many Italian leather products command premium prices, just because they are made in Italy. It doesn’t take long to find Italian leather bags that can cost you many hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
5. How are Quince leather bags so inexpensive?
5. How are Quince leather bags so inexpensive?
At Quince, we strive to connect you with the world-class artisans who utilize these techniques to produce the world’s finest leather goods. But, unlike other brands, we cut out all of the unnecessary costs. Now the decision to go with Italian leather doesn’t need to feel like such a big investment!
6. How do I clean my leather bags?
6. How do I clean my leather bags?
When dirty, give your leather tote or crossbody bag a quick wipe with a soft dry cloth. If necessary, you can use some leather cleansing cream or a small amount of water. Let water spills dry naturally.