Mulberry

About Mulberry

Mulberry was founded in Somerset, England, in 1971 by Roger Saul, starting out with under £500 in capital and a logo designed by his mother. The name comes from a mulberry tree Saul passed on his way to school. The house built its name on leather bags and leather goods, and much of its production still happens at two carbon-neutral factories in Somerset, The Rookery and The Willows, where traditional leather craft meets modern methods. Bags often feature the twist-lock Postman's Lock hardware, with the Bayswater, launched in 2003, and the Lily among its best-known styles. Leather deepens and softens with wear.