Issara, a Melbourne-based startup, wants to unveil the mystery behind high-priced leather bags. Roshni Govindaraj, 27, quit her 9-5 gig to start a line of “ethically handcrafted, heirloom-quality” leather bags. She knew nothing about the business but she was tired of seeing a high-dollar price tag for mediocre leather products. After discovering a small leather workshop in Java, Indonesia, Govindaraj started sketching and designing leather bags. Her goal? Bags that are reasonably pric...
Can Leather Bags Be Ethical And Eco-Friendly? This Aussie Startup Thinks So
Forbes - 29 May 2015 20:09
Issara, a Melbourne-based startup, wants to unveil the mystery behind high-priced leather bags. Roshni Govindaraj, 27, quit her 9-5 gig to start a line of “ethically handcrafted, heirloom-quality” leather bags. She knew nothing about the business but she was tired of seeing a high-dollar price tag for mediocre leather products. After discovering a small leather workshop in Java, Indonesia, Govindaraj started sketching and designing leather bags. Her goal? Bags that are reasonably pric...
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