What does 'Mastrotto' written in the bag description mean?
An unfamiliar English manufacturer name is written in the material details, making one wonder what it means.
It is a representative Italian company specializing in leather processing, and RECTO selected its premium suede leather to complete the tote bag.
Mastrotto included in the material description refers to a representative Italian leather manufacturer that processes raw hides into finished leather. Generally, stating the tannery's name alongside the fabric description is a way to make it clear that raw materials with verified quality and processes were used.
RECTO used Mastrotto's premium suede leather for the SINGULAR TOTE MEDIUM (MOSSI BROWN) model[1]. Suede is a material made by buffing the inner side of leather to raise a soft nap, creating a texture where a fine grain comes to life on the surface.
hmmm, pointing out the manufacturer's name along with the leather type is information that helps you gauge what kind of grain the finished fabric has.
The specific thickness of the leather and detailed specifications of the surface processing procedure have not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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SINGULAR TOTE MEDIUM (MOSSI BROWN)
Measurements
| Part | OS |
|---|---|
| 폭 | 12cm |
| 높이 | 19.5cm |
Other stated figures
| Part | OS |
|---|---|
| 총길이 ◦ | 32cm |
| 핸들 ◦ | 11.5cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.