CURATED FOR THE SEASON
CUSTOM TWeed
CRAFTED LEATHER
Each RUSKIN bag is crafted by hand by two brothers and our small team of artisans in Rome. All our leathers are sourced from Italy's finest tanneries. RUSKIN tweed is milled and woven exclusively for RUSKIN in England.


ROAMING WITH RUSKIN

The Ladies Of Orticola - Milano
Orticola di Lombardia transforms Parco Indro Montanelli into one of Milan’s most refined spring rituals, where botanical elegance, craftsmanship, and understated style quietly converge. More than a...
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Tablecloth Clouds Over the Western Cape
A Roaming with RUSKIN story — South Africa by Emma Lavelle Cape Town hadn’t really been on my radar until a job opportunity popped up, and suddenly I was hooked on the idea. Abundant wildlife, dram...
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Grazed Knees On Route - A Founders Journey
At seventeen, I set out on the Haute Route — ten days across the Alps from Mont Blanc to the Matterhorn. I thought I was prepared. I wasn’t. Blisters, long nights in alpine huts, and the relentless...
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OUR STORYOUR COMMITMENTS"NOTED."
From THe quietly discerning
I’ve carried the Clutch Con Cinta across a few trips now and it’s become the one bag I don’t deliberate over. I love the modular, versatile design. Hands-free through a day of walking, then strap off and it's a smart, sleek clutch by dinner. Two bags' worth of function without the bulk of packing two bags.
Journalist - Sanchita S, The Other HAFH
These bags are beautiful. I have the black having original fallen in love with the tan! Gorgeous shape, comfortable to wear and hold, beautiful leather and quality.
Customer, Sam - The Chester Bag
In the Quentin weekender, roominess meets beauty in a swoony combination. With its dusky-grey RUSKIN tweed (water-resistant for the realities of Britain) and handsome warm-tan leather trim and rolled leather top handles, it’s a bag that steals envious glances for sheer class and craftsmanship.
Journalist - Lydia Bell, Condé Nast Traveller











































