FATTORIA del CUOIO | Private Fitting Lounge Announcement
From Saturday, July 11 to Monday, July 20, 2026,
we will be holding the
FATTORIA del CUOIO | Private Fitting Lounge in Harajuku, Tokyo.
Since we primarily sell through our online store,
we often hear requests like:
"I'd like to see it in person."
"I want to check the sizing."
"I'd like to see the texture of the leather."
This event was planned as a place for such customers to try on items and consult with us.
What's Hard to Convey Online
Photos and product pages can convey
colors and specifications.
However,
the softness and thickness of the leather,
the three-dimensional quality of the weave,
and how it feels when actually worn around the waist,
are aspects that can only be understood by holding the product in your hands.
Mesh belts, in particular,
differ in softness and elasticity depending on the weaving method.
We hope this will be an opportunity for you to experience these differences firsthand.
You can experience the texture and three-dimensional quality that are difficult to convey through photos alone.
Even Just Trying On Before Purchase is Welcome
- You haven't decided to buy yet
- You just want to check the size
- You want to compare multiple models
Even if this applies to you, please feel free to make a reservation.
On the day, you can browse belts, bags, and leather accessories,
and consult about sizing and how to use them.
An Opportunity to Meet in Person
Our online store allows you to order from anywhere in the country.
However,
there are things that can only be conveyed by seeing and touching the product in person.
We believe that in addition to selling products,
we want you to enjoy the process of choosing belts and leather accessories themselves.
Therefore, we have created this opportunity
for you to meet us in person, try on items, and consult with us.
About Reservations
Please see the event page for details.
View Event Details
We welcome visitors who only wish to try on items.
We look forward to seeing you all.
FATTORIA del CUOIO
Made in Italy, from Monsummano Terme.
Italian craftsmanship, refined through Japanese sensibility.
