The understated-yet-distinctive Spanish-made leather goods are a hit with retailers and influencers.
The brand has grown slowly, but there was early interest from retailers. "It was a true adventure for us as it must be for most entrepreneurs, but we managed to appeal to some interesting stockists the first season, so that gave us an initial push," they explained. "We started up just the two of us figuring out every single aspect of the business. We had help from friends that work in the industry who were a good guide for us." The brand added handbags in 2016.
"As a company, we try to imitate the way of sourcing, manufacturing, and trading from prior generations, which we believe is more respectful to our planet and the people we work with," said Bartolomé and Escribano. "We aim to create high-quality timeless products that will have a long life."Hereu releases four proper collections per year that incorporate new styles and colorways as well as signature staples, like its bestselling Soller Sport t-bar loafer.
"We see an organic growth," the designers say of Hereu's future, "expanding in areas the we are not so present yet, as well as building a loyal customer that appreciates our product and feels attracted to our brand's ethos."
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