Where the runway line is armor, Quotidiano is the everyday counterpart of Pimpinicchio New York — a study in restraint. Slouchy, unlined forms in olive and russet vegan suede, cut to carry a real day and a laptop with it, then finished with the studio's signature hardware and a single drop of volt-yellow.
Each piece is named for the hills above Spoleto, in Umbria, where I grew up: the Rocca fortress, the Monteluco wood, the olive groves. Designed in New York, rooted in Italy — engineered end to end, from first sketch to production-ready specification.
A memory, cast in metal. Brass-gold olive leaves engraved with the Pimpinicchio mark, a black olive tipped with spikes, and a single drop of volt-yellow at its heart. The full journey below: hand sketch, 3D model, the engraved leaf drawing, the production spec, and the finished piece on the bag.
Not because it's hard — because it holds everything. A soft, unlined tote in vegan suede with black bio-based vegan leather trim, foldable flat for shipping, on a studded base with integrated piercing rings. It carries a whole day, a 16-inch laptop included, and comes with two removable pouches on dog-clips. 46.6 × 35 × 16 cm. Russet brown. Brass-gold and gunmetal hardware.
The green mountain I grew up escaping to. A soft, slouchy shoulder bag in olive vegan suede that drapes effortlessly without losing its edge — a free-moving T-bar handle plus a detachable strap, a studded base, side D-rings, and the signature volt-yellow logo patch. Built for every day, carried two ways, sized to close cleanly around a 13-inch MacBook. 34 × 21 × 11 cm. Dark olive, Pantone 19-0419. Brass-gold and gunmetal hardware.
