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Our story.

OUR STORY

Since 1865, in Naples, Tramontano has designed and produced bags, suitcases, and leather accessories according to the techniques of the finest Neapolitan artisanal tradition. A tradition that has been renewed for generations through the use of natural materials and an exclusive style defined by simplicity and elegance. Established as a shop for fabrics, buttons, and trimmings in the center of Naples, Tramontano evolved from the 1950s with the arrival of Aldo, son of the founder Francesco, who immediately demonstrated great craftsmanship and an uncommon creative sense, giving rise to a true school of "high craftsmanship" in leather goods production. Its history unfolds over time, witnessed by the creations from its Neapolitan workshops. Since then, Tramontano creations have distinguished themselves by their original and refined design, attention to detail, use of fine materials, and skillful workmanship techniques. It is a story of art, creativity, and inspiration that, for more than a century and a half, has made every Tramontano product unique and timeless, beyond fashion.

 CRAFTSMANSHIP AND PASSION

Handmade bags, suitcases, wallets, belts, and accessories have always made up the Tramontano collections. Their design, planning, and creation originate within the company, at the Airola headquarters, and are then crafted in the best workshops in the Campania region, using leathers, fabrics, and details that are the result of careful selection and exclusive research. This attentive and constant care accompanies the product over time through an accurate and unique maintenance service. It is precisely thanks to this, combined with the passion put into every creation, that Tramontano has become a symbol of "Made in Italy," appreciated not only in Italy but also internationally.

 

Today, the Maison's creations are present in the world's greatest cities in selected boutiques and luxury department stores. In Italy, the Tramontano collections can be found at Rinascente in Rome and Milan.