Barbour's story began in 1894 in the market square of South Shields, in the northeast of England. More than 130 years later, and now run by the fifth generation, this family business remains rooted in the northeast. Barbour's headquarters, located in Simonside, South Shields, also houses the factory where the iconic Bedale and Beaufort waxed jackets are still handcrafted. It is also here that the customer service teams meticulously re-wax, repair, and "Re-Love" the jackets, as well as hand-mending quilted linings, allowing customers to extend the life of their jackets.
Specializing in the manufacture of mountain and work footwear, Diadora is still based in the Veneto region more than 75 years later and remains true to its Italian craftsmanship. The company headquarters also houses its historic workshop where some iconic sneaker and athletic shoe models are still handcrafted. With its customization and restoration service, Diadora is committed to preserving the quality and extending the lifespan of its products, thus perpetuating a tradition where innovation and authenticity meet.
In Greensboro, North Carolina, in the heart of working-class America. Born to accompany cowboys and everyday laborers, the brand quickly established itself as a benchmark for authentic denim. More than 75 years later, Wrangler remains true to its original spirit: combining functionality, durability, and freedom of movement. From its historic headquarters, the brand continues to imagine and perfect its iconic cuts, made to withstand the test of time and changing trends. With its unique expertise and heritage deeply rooted in American culture, Wrangler embodies the authenticity of true denim more than ever.
In Emilia-Romagna, Italy, Marco Campomaggi began handcrafting his first bags from aged leather. From the outset, each piece was conceived as a unique work of art, marked by time and shaped by Italian craftsmanship. More than thirty years later, the brand remains true to this philosophy: the beauty of imperfection and the durability of natural materials. From his workshop in Italy, Campomaggi continues to dye, assemble, and patinate each bag by hand, transforming every creation into an object of character. A living legacy where authenticity, craftsmanship, and passion converge.