Skin tone: how to choose your Kinthia shade

The color of a bag is not just about aesthetics – it's a choice that influences versatility, mood, and even how others perceive you. Choosing the right shade in genuine leather is different from choosing just any color: leather has depth, nuances, and changes with the light.

The Neutrals: The Foundation of Everything

Black, cognac, tan, dove gray, sand. These are the colors that never betray you – they match everything, last for seasons, and age gracefully. If you are building your first wardrobe of leather bags, start here.

• Black – Formal and versatile. Perfect for work and evening. Be careful: it can disappear on dark outfits.
• Cognac/tan – The warm neutral par excellence. It pairs with jeans, beige, green, burgundy. Ages beautifully.
• Dove gray/sand – Elegant and bright. Ideal for spring-summer and minimalist looks.

The Colors with Character

Midnight blue, forest green, burgundy, rust. These are colors that have the strength of neutrals but add personality. They work as a focal point of an outfit without being excessive.

• Midnight blue – Sophisticated, almost neutral. Pairs with gray, white, camel.
• Forest green – A consolidated trend. Works with warm neutrals and autumnal outfits.
• Burgundy – Timeless classic. Perfect for autumn-winter.

The Bold Colors

Red, mustard yellow, orange, electric blue. These are the bags that make a difference – a single statement piece that transforms a basic outfit into a memorable look. They require courage but pay off.

How to Choose Yours

Ask yourself: what will I wear it with most often? If your wardrobe is predominantly neutral, you can dare with a color. If it's already colorful, opt for a warm neutral. And if you want one universal tip: cognac is the color that never fails.

The right color is not the most beautiful one in the shop window. It's the one you would still choose in ten years.