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Leather briefcase recommendation 4: “FURLA ATLANTE
Furla originated from a business founded in 1927 by Aldo Furlanetto, a businessman well versed in the leather business. Inheriting the tradition as a family-run brand unique to Italy, the brand has gained popularity for its items that make full use of high-level skills and the best materials by Italian leather craftsmen. The briefcases of this brand are orthodox business bags with royal road details. In addition to the beauty of the leather, the silver hardware gives off a wonderful luxurious atmosphere.
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Leather briefcase recommendation 5: “ETTINGER Briefcase
Founded in London in 1934 by Mr. Gerald Ettinger, an uncle of the current president Robert Ettinger, Ettinger was granted a royal warrant by the Prince of Wales in 1996 and is a favorite brand of Prince Charles. Ettinger’s briefcases are characterized by their simple yet functional finish. The handles can be freely slid in and out, and when stowed away, the briefcase can be handled like a clutch bag. The key-locked zipper is not only a security feature, but also an exquisite design feature.
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Leather briefcase recommendation 6: “VALEXTRA Briefcase
Valextra, founded by Giovanni Fontana in Milan, Italy in 1937, has produced many historic masterpieces, including the “PREMIER” bag, which is on permanent display at the Museum of Modern Art “MOMA” in New York. The brand name is derived from the Italian words “valigia,” meaning suitcase, and “extra. The brand is also known as the “Hermes of Italy” because of the high quality and simplicity of all its products. The briefcase, with its ultimate focus on materials and shape, is a gem that can be said to be a symbol of Valextra. Cutting in pursuit of perfection, it embodies true luxury.
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