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HAROLD’S is a bag and leather goods brand founded by Nikolaus Schmelz in Obertshausen, Germany, in 1936. Starting as a leather bag workshop, it offers bags, backpacks, shoulder bags, handbags, wallets, and other products. Its products are designed and developed in Germany, and some are made in its own workshop. It also works with long-standing partners in Colombia and India on manufacturing. Its vision is to make sustainable, timeless designs that draw on natural leather materials and are brought to life through excellent craftsmanship. Third-generation member Tilo Schmelz is involved in product development and design direction.

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To design bags that are sustainable, timeless and made with the best craftsmanship.

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DOTHEBAG
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An independent label focused on functionality and concise design

DOTHEBAG is an official independent sub-brand that HAROLD’S has developed since 2000. With

DOTHEBAG is an official independent sub-brand that HAROLD’S has developed since 2000. Within HAROLD’S broad range of bags, it is positioned around understated forms and functionality, offering bags and accessories for everyday use. The official website describes it as an “independent sub-brand,” and it offers series such as Cubicbag, Mailbag, and Raboisonbag. It is distinguished from the parent brand’s product range as an independent label with a clear design direction.

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