Victory Project USA

Concordia Briefcase in upcycled Harris Tweed.

This one-of-a-kind piece is made entirely from durable wool fabric sourced from a vintage jacket circa 1960.

Featuring vegetable-tanned cowhide leather accents and solid brass hardware. The interior is an ebullient yellow canvas and sports multiple pockets.

A little something new.

We’re calling it the Persephone Tote. It’s large, but with comfortably low-rising handles and constructed with a unique triangular gusset. This version is built with goatskin suede and vegetable tanned cowhide handles. As always, the hardware is solid brass.

This one is SOLD, but more will be available shortly. If you’re interested in copping one, dm us.

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A prototype of our Livro Backpack in a lighter weight wool tweed. Material gathered from a vintage blazer.

Crafted by hand in Massachusetts by K. Sotar.

A very special version of our Livro Backpack made from a vintage blanket. The storied Tartan throw was likely woven in the Scottish Hebrides from 100% sheep’s wool.

Handcrafted in our Brooklyn studio. Edition 1 of 1, available for purchase by DM only.

$295

Something cool in the works!

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Victory project bags are designed and made in Brooklyn.


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These are straps.

Yesterday we posted a one of one bag inspired by hiking. The straps on the bag are so interesting, we thought they needed their own post. These are made of natural veg tan leather. We cut and ventilate the hide by hand, in our Brooklyn studio, using a C.S. leather punch that is also made in New York. Check out the process photos.

Made in our Brooklyn studio.

Victory Project USA is focused on making products that last out of upcycled materials.

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