Brand profile

ABRA

Paris-based label by Spanish designer Abraham Ortuño Perez, known for sculptural leather bags, footwear and pop-culture-driven runway ready-to-wear.

ParisOrigin
UnisexFocus
Avant-gardeStyle
$$$$Price

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What to know about ABRA

Footwear pedigree came first

Abraham Ortuño Perez designed shoes for Coperni, Jacquemus, Maison Margiela, Givenchy and Kenzo before starting his own label in 2020.

Accessories led, clothes followed

It opened with candy-colored leather bags, pointed boots and heeled sandals, then grew into ready-to-wear shown on the Paris Fashion Week calendar.

Pop-culture themes, knitwear signature

Collections mine Hannah Montana and 1980s village boutiques for their imagery, with knitwear the piece the label is best known for at a high price tier.

Known forSweaters & knitwear

The pieces that define ABRA

Ballerina Sneakers

ABRA's hybrid of a ballet flat and a low-top sneaker is the label's most recognizable footwear silhouette, produced season after season in leather, shearling and printed variations.

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Baby Boots

The pointed, satin-and-leather Baby Boot channels the heeled, candy-colored footwear Abraham Ortuño Perez built the brand on after designing shoes for Coperni and Jacquemus.

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Babouch Ballerina Flats

A slipper-meets-ballet-flat that shows the label's habit of collapsing two familiar shoe archetypes into one off-kilter object.

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Brand facts

ABRA is the Paris-based label of Spanish designer Abraham Ortuño Perez, launched in 2020 after he designed footwear for Coperni, Jacquemus, Maison Margiela, Givenchy and Kenzo. It began with candy-colored leather bags, pointed boots and heeled sandals, then expanded into ready-to-wear shown on the Paris Fashion Week calendar. Collections mine pop culture and everyday retail imagery: Spring 2025 "H2O: Just Add Water" referenced Hannah Montana and included a fringed Adidas Superstar, while Fall 2025 "Fashion Boutique" drew on 1980s village boutiques, mannequin wigs and packaging.

Founded
2020
Origin
Paris, France
Made in
Asia
Price
$$$$
Typical prices
Footwear $558–$694
Focus
Unisex
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Avant-garde, Punk / Grunge / Goth, Streetwear

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