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Loewe
Leather came first at Loewe and still sets the terms. The Spanish house grew out of Madrid workshops where hides were cut, folded and stitched by hand, and its most recognisable objects remain exercises in what leather can be made to do: a cuboid bag assembled from dozens of panels that folds almost flat, a gathered pouch drawn shut with a knot, a boxy shape hung with a padlock.
The Anagram sits over all of it, four Ls interlaced into a single mark drawn from the branding irons once used on leather, now embossed, cut, woven or knitted into bags, shoes, small accessories and clothing alike. Elsewhere the house treats craft as a subject rather than a finish, pulling in weaving, basketry, ceramics and hand-painting. Ready-to-wear follows the same logic, letting volume, surface and trompe l'oeil detail take the place of print.
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