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KAMILA LIMA is a brand that creates accessories, handbags of a casual, effortless elegance.

They are characterized by a simple cut and a raw finish.

 

The creator and designer of the brand is Kamila Limarowska, passionate about horse riding,

photography and rural life. She tries to combine all these features in her designs, which create the style and character of the brand.

The accessories are made in our workshop in Poland. We create from a design to a finished copy, using only noble materials, i.e. natural leather and PIÑATEX.

As a company, we are getting rid of thinking about our products as trends that will go out of fashion next season and join global waste consumption, so we want products that will serve generations.

We also make sure that the product is made only to order, without creating unnecessary overproduction.

Thanks to this, our client also has a guarantee of the uniqueness of the received product, as it was made specifically for his order.

 

 

VEGAN COLLECTION AND WHAT IS PIÑATEX?

 

PIÑATEX is a new, innovative, natural fabric made from waste pineapple leaf fiber that is now "B Corporation" certified (B Corp. is certified for companies that use the power of their business to solve significant social and environmental problems). As it is a by-product, no additional land, water or fertilizers are needed to produce it. PIÑATEX is therefore environmentally friendly and a strong alternative to synthetically produced materials.

PIÑATEX is also a strong, lightweight, waterproof material that will last for a long time if properly cared for.

 

 

 

NATURAL LEATHER IN A SUSTAINABLE LIVING STYLE?

 

As a brand, we take into account ecology and all issues related to it, because they are our priority nowadays.

Is skin good or bad, sustainable or unsustainable, ethical or unethical?

These questions are still frequent topics of debate and dispute that have never been resolved.

Natural leather has been with us since the dawn of time as a natural eco material that is durable, plastic and therefore very practical. It is also biodegradable.

The issue of natural leather is therefore more ethical than the material itself. As with all such socio-moral problems, there is no one-size-fits-all solution and no common truth.

When introducing our natural leather products to the market, it is important to us whether the leather comes only from the waste of the food industry and whether its quality will allow it to be used for many years. So, answering the initial question, we believe that our client can decide for himself what corresponds to his goals in terms of a sustainable and ecological lifestyle.

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