Luxury is not just defined by something visual — it is visceral, encompassing the sense of touch and emotions it evokes that begins from the first time you use it. There is no need for mental gymnastics or going out of your way to incorporate it into your routine, as you will find yourself constantly reaching for it. For this Winter, Pedro envisions luxury in the form of its Grano Leather, a material that embodies the label’s enduring versatility through refined craftsmanship.
Upon first interaction, the Grano Leather is deliciously supple upon touch, yet far from being flimsy. The pebbled, embossed texture offers a sensorial richness that invites interaction, yet sturdy enough to resist daily wear and tear. Over time, the matte finish develops a sheen unique to the wearer, as everyday experiences adorn their bags with character as patina develops. What looks and feels good to the touch also involves a meticulous process to materialise. Selected for natural integrity and consistency, each hide undergoes a precise tumbling process to produce this supple, yet resistant leather.
True to Pedro’s design language that honours the wearer’s ever-evolving lifestyle through practical silhouettes and thoughtful details, the splendour of the Grano Leather is best experienced through the select styles crafted with the material. Take the Demi Oversized Leather Tote, a spacious carry-it-all bag created to fit more than just one’s daily essentials. With the Grano Leather, the bag takes on the right balance of structure and slouchiness, The same characteristics also imbue the Demi Maxi with soft, sculptural arches that will also mould to the wearer’s body. In all its simplicity, the Asher Leather Tote Bag gets to showcase the pure, unadulterated characteristics of the leather best.
The ease of these designs help articulate the nuances of a modern wardrobe, as a mix of proportion, textures and details intersect to create different possibilities, accommodating the multitudes of moods, styles and occasions the wearer experiences. A personal wardrobe is less about making strong one-off statements, more about finding pieces that you will return to — again and again — not only because it looks good, but also because it is intuitively embedded into the individual’s lifestyle.
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