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Sustainable,
limited and
affordable
luxury bags.
GINZA
Dunas de Guardamar, Alicante, Spain.
September, 2021.
GINZA
Dunas de Guardamar, Alicante, Spain.
September, 2021.
Inspired by the pure forms of Japanese architecture, Ginza is the quintessential urban clutch.
The combination of modern lines and contemporary details ensures a refined style, while its removable strap allows it to be carried as a shoulder bag in a comfortable and sophisticated way.
M
Dunas de Guardamar, Alicante, Spain.
September, 2021.
Evoking solidity, an essential pillar of the brand, M is MIUUR’s iconic model.
Crafted in soft Italian calfskin, its versatility and sophistication makes M the perfect complement. Both the shoulder strap and the handle are removable so that they can be used together or separately, adapting to any occasion.
Amura was born as a reinterpretation of one of the key elements of traditional nautical architecture.
With firm lines and ample capacity, its Italian calfskin construction gives flexibility and lightness to ensure comfort in every situation.
Suited for the contemporary lifestyle, Paquito pays tribute to the modern movement.
Big enough to carry day-to-day essentials, its shoulder strap allows 3 different lengths, providing versatility through a practical and functional design.
PAISAJES RURALES
Campos de trigo, Cádiz, Spain.
May, 2021.
TEXTURAS
Canteras de mármol, Alicante, Spain.
November, 2020.
REFLEJOS
Real Club Náutico, San Sebastián, Spain.
October, 2020.
FROM THE TRIUMPH OF THE ‘UPCYCLING’ TO THE NEW SPANISH BRANDS YOU SHOULD KNOW
Bags that never go out of style
A new firm born in 2020 will captivate lovers of quality bags, created to survive the passing of trends. Miuur is the label founded by architect and designer Ignacio Cristofori and fashion specialist Tamara Maestro. Conceived as a fine leather goods firm, the designs are made in Spain, betting on limited edition collections and mixing contemporary aesthetics with traditional crafts. As they explain from the brand, a large part of the materials used in the manufacture of their proposals come from surpluses from the luxury industry. To avoid overproduction, Miuur is betting for some models on a business strategy that is increasingly present in independent firms, the pre-order. A system that allows the customer to buy at a discount products that will be delivered within a period of several weeks, so that they can have a rough idea of the number of pieces that must be made of each design.
DECEMBER 16, 2020
BY HOLAFASHION.ES
