These gorgeous handbags from Iceland's Unnurwear are made using farmed Icelandic Salmon and African Perch. It's not as bizarre as it seems; apparently the sea-leather, as it is called, performs as well as other leathers and does not smell fishy!
I guess eel-skin is known as a luxury material, so why not salmon?
The bags are all designed by founder Unnur Fridriksdottir of Iceland.
Implications - Emily Sandifer is the talented photographer who shot the featured lookbook for Unnurwear's bag collection. The bags come in all sorts of colors such as royal blue, forest green and different shades of brown. The featured collection is great for autumn and winter where darker shades are often more preferred. The bags range in shapes and sizes and also have different types of handles ranging from all fish-leather to chunky chains.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fish Leather Accessories
- The use of fish leather in fashion accessories creates a unique and sustainable option for consumers.
- Farmed Aquatic Materials
- The use of farmed aquatic materials in fashion production provides an innovative alternative to traditional leather sources.
- Nature-inspired Handbags
- Handbags made from natural materials such as fish leather tap into the growing trend of eco-friendly fashion.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Accessories
- The fashion accessories industry can explore the potential of utilizing fish leather to create innovative and eco-friendly products.
- Sustainable Fashion
- The sustainable fashion industry can incorporate farmed aquatic materials to promote ethical and environmentally friendly practices.
- Luxury Goods
- The luxury goods industry can disrupt the market by offering high-end handbags made from unique and sustainable materials like fish leather.
