For the Fall/Winter 2025 season, Celine is of course a must. In Celine’s 2025 line, the classic Triomphe bag has been refreshed with several new colors, and Shebag’s workshop immediately matched its palette with the authentic versions.

Celine has always been known for using solid, premium materials. Compared with Louis Vuitton, its leather quality is higher, and more comparable to Chanel, which makes costs consistently high. This is exactly where Shebag excels—crafting Celine’s genuine leather collections.

1. Leather Selection & Treatment

• High-grade Calfskin: Celine’s most common choice, with a smooth, delicate touch that balances structure and suppleness. Classic models such as the Luggage and Belt Bag are often made in grained calfskin, valued for its scratch-resistant durability.
• Smooth Calfskin: Even-toned with a natural sheen, but more delicate and requiring extra care.
• Exotic Leathers: Occasionally lambskin (soft), ostrich, or crocodile are used. The craftsmanship demands perfectly symmetrical cutting and grain alignment.
• Leather Handling: Authentic Celine pays particular attention to symmetry and grain direction when splitting and cutting hides, ensuring visual harmony and long-lasting durability.

2. Structure & Silhouette

• Celine’s design language is defined by clean, minimalist lines, demanding precision in shaping.
• The iconic Luggage “smile” bag with its outward-flared wings relies on the thickness of the leather and stitching angles to maintain a firm silhouette that won’t collapse.
• The Belt Bag’s tie-strap design may appear casual, but the proportions of strap, clasp, and body are meticulously calculated for a refined, minimalist look.

3. Stitching & Edge Finish

• Consistent Stitching: Authentic Celine maintains fine, tight stitches, typically with a 2–2.5 mm spacing. The seams run straight and even.
• Edge Painting: Edges are hand-painted with multiple coats to match the leather, leaving a smooth, polished finish with no overflow, cracks, or fraying.
• Reinforcement: Double-stitching is applied at stress points like handles and corners, ensuring greater durability.

4. Hardware & Interior

• Hardware: Usually matte or brushed metal finishes—understated rather than flashy. Zippers often come from Riri or high-end YKK lines, ensuring smooth, reliable use.
• Logo: Either hot-stamped or foil-stamped “CELINE PARIS,” with consistent letter spacing and flawless alignment.
• Interior: Commonly lined with suede calfskin or lambskin, soft to the touch. Inner pocket edges are neatly finished with no loose threads.