Introducing The Florentine Bag by Il Bisonte

Introducing The Florentine Bag by Il Bisonte

A new limited-edition collaboration brings together two Florentine names and the artisans behind one of Tuscany’s most enduring craft traditions.

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Fri 11 Sep 2026 10:42 AM

There are few places in the world where craftsmanship is so deeply woven into the identity of a city as Florence. Making is both heritage and habit, passed from one generation to the next, refined over decades and still practised in workshops across the city and the surrounding countryside. It is this culture of craftsmanship that lies at the heart of The Florentine Bag, a new limited-edition collaboration between Florentine leather brand Il Bisonte and our magazine.

Designed especially for The Florentine, the bag is an understated nod to the city and its manufacturing heritage. Made from a sturdy cotton and linen canvas and finished with handles in quality vegetable-tanned leather, it is both practical and unmistakably rooted in Tuscany. A brass-finish snap button completes the design, while a personalized leather patch carries The Florentine logo. It’s the perfect size to carry out your copy of the magazine for consultation purposes while out and about around Florence, as well as all the essentials! 

Most importantly, the bag has been handcrafted by the master artisans of Il Bisonte’s KM30 supply chain, a network of specialist workshops concentrated near Florence that keep production close, preserve expertise and support the extraordinary craftspeople whose work continues to define the region. Every bag is 100% Made in Italy and 100% Made in Tuscany, a distinction that goes beyond a label. It speaks to the materials, skills and people behind the finished piece.

The Florentine Bag is now available in an exclusive first release at Il Bisonte’s via del Parione store.

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