BOTTEGA VENETA

 

BRAND HISTORY 

Bottega Veneta is a luxury brand known for its sophisticated and understated designs, epitomized by its signature intrecciato weaving technique. The brand combines Italian craftsmanship with modern elegance, offering a wide range of products, including leather goods, ready-to-wear, and eyewear. Renowned for its commitment to quality and attention to detail, Bottega Veneta creates timeless pieces that exude a sense of quiet luxury and refined style, appealing to those who appreciate discreet yet distinctive fashion.


HISTORY

Founded in Vicenza in 1966 by Michele Taddei and Renzo Zengiaro, Bottega Veneta quickly established itself as a brand for the confident yet understated connoisseur, known for its fine leather goods and non-branded philosophy, epitomized by the slogan, "When your own initials are enough." In the late 70s, under the leadership of Laura Moltedo, the brand gained recognition from artists and celebrities, including Andy Warhol. After a decline in the 90s, Bottega was revitalized in 2001 when acquired by the Gucci Group, with Tomas Maier restoring the brand's focus on craftsmanship and the iconic Intrecciato weave, further solidifying its reputation for timeless luxury.


FEATURE

Bottega Veneta is distinguished by its signature intrecciato weave, a hallmark of the brand's exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. Known for its understated luxury, the brand eschews overt branding in favor of discreet elegance, appealing to those who value subtle sophistication. Bottega Veneta’s designs emphasize quality materials, timeless aesthetics, and artisanal techniques, making its products both unique and enduring. The brand’s commitment to Italian craftsmanship is further highlighted by its dedication to training new artisans, ensuring that its legacy of refined, handcrafted luxury continues.


PRICE RANGE

Php 23,000 to PHP 33,000


CUSTOMER


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