Automotive meets fashion in Alberto Olivero accessory brand

Automotive meets fashion in Alberto Olivero accessory brand

This new brand of bags and accessories features futuristic and essential design and innovative materials, such as carbon fiber, as well as high-quality cowhide leather.

Alberto Olivero

Alberto Olivero

Alberto Olivero was founded in 2022 by the designer of the same name, an expert in design and car design, and sets its roots in Roero, an area of Piedmont that Unesco has chosen as one of a handful of World Heritage sites.

In Sommariva del Bosco, a town where the brand’s headquarters is based, Giandomenico Olivero, Alberto’s father, bought and saved in 2014 a leather goods factory founded in 1970.

Alberto Olivero

Alberto Olivero

Thanks to an intervention that recovers the wisdom of the local craftsmen and ennobles them, he entrusts them with some high-end craft projects. 

The manufacture becomes one of the flagships of the E.M.E. Group, an international reality known for cutting and stitching leather both in industrial sectors and in the more refined Made in Italy craftsmanship sector.

As this company has been producing excellent workmanship and extremely rare leather goods for the world’s most important brands, Alberto began to think about launching a unique brand in luxury leather goods, based on the decades of experience of local craftsmen.

Alberto Olivero

Alberto Olivero

The Alberto Olivero brand sums up in its DNA a mix of proportions, dynamism, essential and clean lines inspired by automotive design from which Alberto takes inspiration for geometries and details, both aesthetic and design. 

For his collection he also devotes extensive research to materials, more exclusive leather to more technical ones.

Alberto Olivero

Alberto Olivero

The designer also uses certified leather from food industry waste, from European farms and Italian tanneries. He also uses carbon fiber and researches metal finishes.

The brand is produced on-demand and handmade to avoid waste and over production and to enhance manufacturing that is an expression of the history of its territory, green energy systems while it uses sustainable packaging and adds a special hype on handmade products.

Alberto Olivero

Alberto Olivero

Retail prices range from €980-€1360 for a backpack and €394 for a waistbag.

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