A table by the window.
The house starts as one cutting table by a window, making silk purses and small leather goods.
Four generations have cut and stitched its cases and silk.
Open the house history
Each chapter shows a historic object or one of the house’s own drawings.

The house starts as one cutting table by a window, making silk purses and small leather goods.
The founder’s children take over the bench and add gloves. Edges are still painted and stitched by hand.
An old drawing becomes the folding case: a smooth surface, one strong seam and room for a mark.
Today each case can carry up to three initials, stitched in one of three thread colours.
Choose the letters, the thread and where the mark sits.
Illustration of the original case.
The colour shows the embroidery thread.
Wipe it with a dry, soft cloth. Keep it away from soaking and direct heat. This is not advice for historic pieces.
Keep it dry and out of direct sun. Follow the care label on the product.
Yes. Change the initials, colour or place and prepare the summary again.