Mulberry launches limited-edition collection with British Pasture Leather
Mulberry has launched a limited-edition collection of bags and pouches in collaboration with British Pasture Leather to mark its 55th year and five years of the brand’s ‘Made to Last Manifesto’.
Mulberry was founded in 1971 by Roger Saul in Somerset. This new partnership directly links The Rookery, Mulberry’s flagship Somerset factory, with a pioneering leather supply chain - one in which all hides are sourced from 100% pasture-fed British cattle certified by Pasture For Life.
The collection consists of four designs which celebrate both new and heritage styles, including the ‘Boston’ bag in antique oak leather and the classic ‘Bayswater’ bag in ‘vintage ebony’. Both bags are retailing at £2,245. They are joined by the ‘Darley Cosmetic Pouch’ and ‘Zipped Pouch’, both priced at £495.
The vegetable-tanned hides from British Pasture Leather hark back to the traditional tanning methods of the British leather industry, and the pasture-fed origins and light-touch finish of the leather result in each piece developing its own unique burnishing and marks “that reflect its character and story”.
All products are now available on the Mulberry website and at its Regent Street flagship store. They come with a complimentary lifetime manufacturing warranty, as well as a care kit consisting of leather wax and a cloth.
Earlier this month, Mulberry launched the final chapter of its ‘Back to the Mulberry Spirit’ campaign, which featured a series of portraits and stills shot by long-time collaborator Tim Walker, showcasing select Mulberry handbag styles in the hands of seven of its craftspeople at their workstations on The Rookery factory floor.
Last week, Mulberry posted a sales increase of 5.7% in the year ending 28 March 2026, with growth recorded across all channels and geographies in the second half of the year.
It pointed to the brand’s turnaround strategy now being “firmly underway”, with the UK seeing a 13.7% boost in like-for-like sales, the EU seeing an increase of 37.8%, the US a 20.1% rise, and the Asia Pacific market recording a 20.8% uplift.
