Leather bags from Vienna
R. Horn's makes all sorts of bags and accessories in traditional Viennese craftsmanship: handbags, travel bags, document bags and briefcases, as well as iPhone pockets - all in a contemporary, modern style. Functionality and quality for a long life are of particular importance to company owner Robert Horn. www.rhorns.com
The name Scheer actually stands for the ultimate in shoemaking perfection. The former Imperial and Royal Court Shoe Maker has been crafting bespoke shoes by hand since 1816 and for seven generations. For a while now, Scheer has also been offering ladies handbags in timelessly classical elegance, as well as briefcases, backpacks, wallets and belts for men. www.scheer.at
Taschner Alexander is a lateral entrant that has put its heart and soul into taking over a traditional Viennese company with a long history. The Wiener Werkstätte have been handcrafting purses since 1931. Fashionable chic paired with timeless elegance is the order of the day here. www.taschneralexander.wien
Designer Susanne Kitz specializes in leather handbags with clear forms. Her collections are available in countless colors and styles. Women are certain to find the perfect addition to every outfit here. www.susannekitz.com
The natural leather bags by Ina Kent are true quick-change artists. Selected models offer multiple carrying options. By flapping, gathering, shortening or lengthening the strap and other small handles, the bags can be adapted to the most varied of requirements. www.inakent.com
Eva Blut combines leather with modern materials when creating her bags. This produces interesting visual contrasts. The simple, yet stylish, designs are based on geometric shapes - with attention to functionality: a handbag can be turned into a shopping bag in just a few moves. www.evablut.com
Taschner Alexander
1070 Wien
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Opening times
- Tu - Fr, 09:00 - 12:00
- Tu - Fr, 14:00 - 18:00
- Sa, 10:00 - 17:00
Eva Blut
1070 Vienna
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Opening times
- Th, 11:00 - 18:00
- Fr, 11:00 - 19:00
- Sa, 10:30 - 17:00
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And by appointment.