Pergamena White
Pergamena White
An intriguing hue with a scholarly narrative. This luminous shade is named after the Italian word for "parchment" nodding to its distinctive off-white hue. It's been continually in use since the 1930s, when the first Pergamena White suitcases were offered in a specially treated untanned goat skin. Today it's a calling card: its purity a symbol of subtle elegance, its depth a continual reminder of craft, style and substance.
An intriguing hue with a scholarly narrative. This luminous shade is named after the Italian word for "parchment" nodding to its distinctive off-white hue. It's been continually in use since the 1930s, when the first Pergamena White suitcases were offered in a specially treated untanned goat skin. Today it's a calling card: its purity a symbol of subtle elegance, its depth a continual reminder of craft, style and substance.
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