Shoes, bags, scarves, perfume, and accessories, made in small runs

Sara

Every piece is cut, stitched, or blended by someone whose name we know. We keep runs small so the workshop can keep the standard high.

Hand-lasted heel, ivory calfskin

"We'd rather make three hundred bags well than three thousand bags fast."

Sara started as one workshop and a waiting list. We've kept it that way on purpose. Every shoe, bag, and scarf still passes through the hands of the same small group of makers who started this with us.

When a material or a technique doesn't hold up, we drop it, even mid-season. That's cost us speed. We think it's bought us something better.

— The Sara workshop

How a piece gets made

The same four stages, whether it's a scarf or a pair of shoes.

1

Material selection

Leather, silk, and raw materials are chosen and inspected before any cutting begins.

2

Cutting and construction

Each maker works one piece at a time, start to finish, rather than one repeated step.

3

Finishing

Edges, hems, and hardware are finished and checked by hand under natural light.

4

Final inspection

A second maker reviews the finished piece before it's approved to ship.

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