Mulberry

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Made to Last
Mulberry is a British luxury leather goods brand founded by Roger Saul in Somerset, England, in 1971. It began with production at the family kitchen table and now offers a wide range of products centered on handbags, including small leather goods such as wallets, accessories, and men’s items. With its roots in British heritage, the brand focuses on craftsmanship and quality designed to last.

Concept

Mulberry combines authentic, age-honoured craft with an innovative fashion character.

Mulberry characteristics

Mulberry: 9 style characteristics Traits further from the centre are more prominent within this brand. Distance is not a score, and the area does not indicate brand quality or rank. Minimal & basics Polished & dressy Luxury & heritage Avant-garde & designer Decoration & playfulness Streetwear Trends & youth culture Sporty & sportswear Outdoor & functional

Main traits of Mulberry

Luxury & heritage
Position in the luxury market and connections to fashion history and culture.
Polished & dressy
Clean silhouettes and polished, elegant dressing.
Minimal & basics
Minimal design and clean everyday staples.

Based on an analysis of 1,232 brands across 97 criteria, this chart shows the characteristics of Mulberry relative to overall brand tendencies.

This chart does not define a brand’s expression or rank brands.

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2019.11.05

Acne Studios

A collaboration with English leather goods brand Mulberry. The lineup comprises 17 pieces, led by the iconic Musubi Bayswater bag, and is also available through limited sales channels.

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