“Designing has been a life-long
dream of mine.”
From Eva’s sketches
into a lifetime of
adventures with you
“Since I was a 7-year-old girl, I would dream of
creating my own collection of handbags,
inspired by the women in my life”
From Eva’s
sketches…
… into a lifetime
of adventures with you
THE INSPIRATION BEHIND MARIETTA
While navigating on the coasts of La Paz
in El Salvador, on a boat next to my family, I
close my eyes, feel the sea-salted breeze
on my hair and slowly open them.
I gasp at the beauty of the wake pattern that
the boat forms on the water, for in that exact
moment, I would receive the inspiration for
my next bag at the time,
the Marietta bag.
“Designing has been a life-long
dream of mine.”
Since I was a
7-year-old girl, I
would dream of
creating my own
collection of
handbags,
inspired by the
women in my
life.
7-year-old girl, I
would dream of
creating my own
collection of
handbags,
inspired by the
women in my
life.
The inspiration behind every
pencil stroke in my sketches
is that timelessness behind
a woman’s elegance and
the true beauty of it.
I design for all of the
incredible women I’ve met
throughout my life and for
that reason, each bag
receives their name.
“ P A U ”
After asking myself whether
my final sketch is timeless
and functional, and deciding
that it is, I contact the head
of production at our workshop
to start a series of meetings
that will conclude on
multiple paper prototypes of
the future bag.
When the final paper
prototype is approved, a
real prototype is sent to
production at our Santa
Ana workshop with our leather
craftsmen.
This leather prototype then
receives the feedback necessary
for it to be produced and
introduced into our community of
responsible shoppers.
At our Santa Ana
workshop, our leather
craftsmen follow a
detail-oriented
production process
with a real
appreciation for
heritage tradition,
and for creating a
product with quality
that lasts.
We finalize our process by unveiling the bag on social media and telling a story about who it’s named after.
BEHIND MARIETTA
While navigating on the coasts of La Paz in El Salvador, on a boat next to my family, I close my eyes, feel the sea-salted breeze on my hair and slowly open them.
I gasp at the beauty of the wake pattern that the boat forms on the water, for in that exact moment, I would receive the inspiration for my next bag at the time, the Marietta bag.
The inspiration behind every pencil stroke in my sketches is that timelessness behind a woman’s elegance and the true beauty of it.
I design for all of the incredible women I’ve met throughout my life and for that reason, each bag receives their name.
After asking myself whether my final sketch
is timeless and functional, and deciding that it is, I
contact the head of production at our workshop to
start a series of meetings that will conclude on
multiple paper prototypes of the future bag.
When the final paper prototype is
approved, a real prototype is sent to
production at our Santa Ana workshop
with our leather craftsmen.
At our Santa Ana workshop, our
leather craftsmen follow a
detail-oriented production
process with a real
appreciation for heritage
tradition, and for creating a
product with quality that lasts.
We pledge to responsibly create
timeless yet sophisticated products
that enable you to experience a
year-round season of elegance
that lasts forever.