Every Bae bag spends 14 hours in the hands of one of seven artisans. We work in small batches because that's the only way to make something that gets better with use.
The leather is Italian, vegetable-tanned. The hardware is solid brass, cast in Pampanga. The abaca strap is hand-woven in Cebu.
Vegetable-tanned. Softens with use.
Cast hardware. Patinas to a warm bronze.
From banana leaf fiber. Stronger than hemp.
Soft to the touch. Quietly luxurious.
“A new vocabulary for Filipino luxury.”
Vogue Philippines
“Quietly making the case for buying less, but better.”
Tatler Asia
“The first Filipino bag house with international ambition and local roots.”
Esquire PH
“An object lesson in restraint.”
Mega Magazine
“I've carried my Selene every day for six months. It's only gotten more beautiful.”
“The first bag I've owned that feels like an heirloom in the making.”
“I love that it's quietly Filipino. You feel it in the materials, not the marketing.”
One letter a season. Materials, makers, and what we're working on. No noise.
