Do you ever think about what your ideal handbag might be? Or a backpack? Or even better, a shoulder bag? Katré considers multifunctionality and quality when making bags – a single bag can be worn in three ways; you can change the colors of the straps as you wish, allowing it to match with different styles. The inner pockets are designed for everyday needs, comfortably accommodating all necessary items. This bag is also perfectly suitable for an iPad, laptop, books, food, water bottle, and much more.
Katre’s backpack is particularly suitable for travel, as it offers plenty of room for everything you need. As a laptop backpack, you can easily carry your computer, knowing it is well-protected.
Katré’s brand started with a passion for quilting, quilting led to the development of Katre Arula’s royalty techniques. Katre Arula doesn’t follow big trends, her brand has its own energy and is constantly growing, evolving, and sustainable. Katré has created a completely unique DNA for her brand, which gives her products great added value. Recycling, designing the old into the new, and using leftovers are all aspects that Katré values most when creating designer products.
In today’s world of high consumption and fast fashion, more and more people appreciate timeless, quality and subtle design. Buying new accessories and clothes in several styles every season is not good for the wallet or the environment. That’s why Katré, for example, looks for multi-functionality and quality when making bags – one bag can be worn in 3 different ways, you can change the colour of the straps if you like, and thus match it with different styles.
Katré’s design has found its way into people’s hearts and into the urban landscape. An accessory that matches people’s lifestyles, needs and desires will quickly become a favourite among wearers.
Katré’s aim is to create timeless Estonian design that is suitable to adorn everyone, regardless of gender or age.
Katré’s design bags have been given the touch of a master craftsman, as all pieces are handmade in Põltsamaa, Estonia.
