It all started with a gift
our story
RheAmore began with a single tote bag, handmade as a gift for my mum.
The simple act of making grew into something bigger - a brand built on colour, creativity, and the joy of thoughtful gifting.
From our little studio on the Isle of Wight, every piece is carefully crafted by hand in small batches.
We use buttery Italian leather in a rainbow of colours - whether you’re drawn to bold brights or soft neutrals, there’s a colour that feels like you.
Our designs are made to be lived with: a keyring that makes you smile every time you grab your keys, a crossbody bag that carries you through adventures big and small, or a purse that becomes a favourite gift for someone special.
Each one is designed to hold not just your essentials, but memories too.
The Original Tote Bag
Seen below
6 years later, it is still very much loved and use by my mum.
By us, in our studio
Handmade to order
We take great care in making sure each item is carefully cut, sewn & personalised in house. We don't mass produce anything, we focus on ensuring that each item is made to last and taking our time to craft beautiful things.
Italian Leathers
Carefully selected
We spend hours researching & carefully selecting the highest quality leathers from tanneries in Italy. We predominately use full grain leathers in our range, but on occasions we do have some limited dead stock leathers - leftover from designer brands.
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Reducing Waste
Plastic Free Packaging
We do all we can to reduce waste in our studio, which is why all of our orders are sent out in plastic free packaging. From our paper mailing bags to our recyclable cardboard boxes, even our postage labels are biodegradable (they are coated in Vitamin C instead of plastic, meaning they can go straight into the recycling boxes).
We also use the smaller pieces of leather to create products like our stylish leather earrings
Photography by Natalie Silvester for Spence Willard
We were recently featured in the 25/26 edition of the Spence Willard Magazine. You can read our feature here
