SoHo Square has acquired Strathberry, the Edinburgh-based luxury leather goods label, for an undisclosed amount. The deal transfers ownership of the brand, which was founded in 2013 by Guy and Leeanne Hundleby, to the acquiring company. Strathberry will continue to operate under its existing name, with the founders remaining involved in the creative direction.
Strathberry is known for its handcrafted leather goods, produced in Spain by artisans using high-quality materials. The brand’s design identity is built around clean lines and a signature bar closure, an element inspired by a vintage music case. Since its founding, the label has attracted collaborators from the global fashion community, who have become permanent members of the Strathberry team. SoHo Square, the acquirer, is a company focused on brand development and retail expansion, though specific details of its operations were not disclosed in the announcement.
The acquisition is intended to provide Strathberry with additional resources for scaling its production and distribution. For SoHo Square, the purchase adds a established luxury brand with a distinct aesthetic and a loyal customer base to its portfolio. The move is expected to allow Strathberry to broaden its international presence while maintaining the artisanal quality that defines its products. The transaction also gives SoHo Square a foothold in the premium leather goods segment, a market with steady demand.
The combined entity will focus on preserving Strathberry’s heritage while exploring new market opportunities. The founders’ continued involvement is expected to ensure design consistency, while SoHo Square’s operational support may help streamline supply chain and retail partnerships. The deal closes a chapter of independent growth for Strathberry and opens a new phase under corporate ownership, with the brand’s future trajectory now tied to SoHo Square’s strategic direction.