Making bags: Mulberry | V&A
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2020
- Bag making is a complex process. From creative sketches and precise technical drawings, to prototypes and catwalk shows, every stage requires careful thought.
Historically and globally, bags have been constructed and embellished in an enormous variety of ways. Originally hand-stitched at home or crafted in small workshops, today’s mass-produced bags are assembled in factories. Each procedure requires special skills, from pattern-making, cutting and dyeing, to sewing, polishing and finishing.
Take a look behind-the-scenes at Mulberry with Development Team Leader, Alice Gouldbourne to discover more about the precision and technical skill required to produce each one of their iconic bags.
Find out more: www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/bags
Adore mulberry I saved up my money to get me one in 2011 a bayswater till this day after many years of wear not a thread out of place!!
The variety in these short videos about the V&A collections and related subject, such as this one on the handbags is very interesting. Keep them coming.
Smart young lady, love these bags, they don’t have to scream a name!
I have to say that I love Mulberry because they offer bags that has matching color glazes. While over priced designer handbags like LV and Gucci for some reason have glazes that are black against colored handbags which makes them look cheap. I really do love Mulberry....really understated and all about legacy and not celebrity.
Cant wait to get mine
Love Mulberry handbags- I've got 3 😃 a Bayswater & 2 Lily (medium & small crossbody) 💖😍🇬🇧🙌👜
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Solf & yummy material. I've always wondered what type of material they used, blended or hide leather?
Hey there, I've worked in sewn products manufacturing on and off over the years. May I ask the company that makes the auto-nesting software and CAM cutting hardware at the leather cutting stage?
Come out with a medium size? softer leather options too?
"Today, only about 30% of Mulberry bags are actually produced in England so it is common to see a “made in China” or “made in Turkey” tag inside a newer Mulberry bag."
Yeah, so I either get them on sale or the Made in England ones.
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Does the world really need more bags?
Is that the best use of the animal skin?
Inking using machines...
WHAT a lot of works ???? Not by hands.
You want to talk a lot of work , go to Japan where they do everythg by hands.
Animals feel afraid, cold, hungry and unhappy like the employees of Mulberry. It is Cruel to use animal’s skin.