Loro Piana, a symbol of Italian luxury, stands out for its expertise in working with the finest materials and timeless design. While the brand is best known for its loafers, cashmere and Merino wool textiles, as well as Brunello Cucinelli, its bags subtly embody this artisanal heritage. Each model tells a story, the result of bold choices and anecdotes that illustrate the quest for perfection.
Careful selection of materials
At Loro Piana, every bag begins with a rigorous selection of raw materials. For example, the leather used comes from the finest Italian tanneries, where each hide is inspected by hand to ensure perfect texture and harmonious aging.
A famous example of this attention to detail is the use of baby cashmere fiber in certain bags, such as the Extra Bag model. This ultra-fine fiber is harvested from the down of Hircus goats in Mongolia, a process that is carried out only once in the animal's lifetime. The result is an exceptionally soft, lightweight, and durable material.
Iconic designs imbued with sophisticated simplicity
The Loom Bag
One of Loro Piana's most iconic designs is the Loom Bag, inspired by traditional weaving looms. This bag pays homage to the brand's textile heritage while incorporating modern elements such as geometric lines and carefully hand-stitched leather handles. It is available in several sizes and finishes, including full-grain calfskin leather and Merino wool.

An anecdote related to the Loom Bag: when it was launched, the first models were presented in Loro Piana stores with a live demonstration of cashmere weaving, allowing customers to see the artisanal origins of their bag.
The Extra Bag
Designed to be a versatile companion, the Extra Bag combines practicality with understated chic. Available in medium or large sizes, this calf leather bag is renowned for its clever compartments and sleek design. During durability testing, each bag underwent rigorous checks to ensure it retains its shape and texture, even after heavy use.

A centuries-old craft, at the heart of the company's DNA
Loro Piana takes pride in manufacturing its bags in its Italian workshops. The artisans use traditional techniques, such as saddle stitching, to ensure an impeccable finish, just as Hermès does in its workshops on this side of the Alps. An anecdote that reveals their attention to detail: in the Quarona workshop, located in the Piedmont region, an ancestral method of thistle brushing is used for certain textiles used in the bags. These thistles, harvested by hand, give a unique natural finish.
Loro Piana is also committed to sustainable fashion. Materials are sourced responsibly, and the company works with environmentally conscious farmers, particularly in Mongolia and Tuscany. What's more, the bags are designed to last a lifetime: their timeless design and high-quality materials ensure they will stand the test of time and remain in style for generations to come.

Loro Piana bags do not feature ostentatious logos, but appeal through their quality and refinement. They have become the preferred choice for those seeking understated elegance. Their presence in the wardrobes of many celebrities, although mentioned with restraint, attests to their status as timeless icons.
With its bags, Loro Piana continues a tradition of excellence where each piece tells a story of craftsmanship, rare materials, and timeless sophistication. Whether it's the Loom Bag, the Extra Bag, or other creations, these accessories transcend fashion trends to become part of the history of luxury. A true celebration of Italian elegance in its purest form. And if you are passionate about bags, we invite you to browse our selection of timeless bags to own.


