The Mulberry x Rejina Pyo collab just dropped — here are the best pieces to shop
Be right back: out shopping the Mulberry x Rejina Pyo collab.
A match made in heaven for the quiet luxury lover, the two UK-based brands have joined forces on an ultra-chic collab spanning handbags, clothing and even jewellery.
This partnership is the latest chapter in the Mulberry Editions series where the British brand, renowned for their leather goods, collaborates with leading contemporary designers on a unique offering. For Rejina Pyo, the collab comes as the South Korean fashion designer celebrates 10 years of her eponymous brand. Over the last decade, Rejina has garnered a loyal following over her sculptural tailoring and classic-with-a-twist designs, counting cultural icons like Meghan Markle and Eva Chen as fans.
Bags from the collab include reworked versions of Mulberry's archival Blenheim silhouette featuring a knotted closure often seen in Rejina Pyo's collections (a prime Rachel Green bag if we've ever seen one). And we've already fallen in love with the adorable Teddy Bear keyring that's perfect for loading up on bag charms this season.
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Both brands champion sustainability in their production, so all leather used in the collection is carbon neutral through offsetting with the World Land Trust – with materials responsibly sourced from environmentally accredited tanneries.
As for the ready-to-wear, Rejina's signature effortless minimalism is on full display. Highlights include a beautiful jumper with an attached scarf and a belted suit in a heritage-check, all in lush autumnal colours.
With prices ranging from £175 to £1195, you'll also get the luxe look without the quiet luxury price tag. See some of our favourite pieces from the limited-edition Mulberry x Rejina Pyo collection below.
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