Links Tote
The hand-worked leather link bag is the clearest expression of the label's braided, knotted leather craft, made in small runs.
Explore Links bags →Brand profile
SC103 is a New York label by Sophie Andes-Gascon and Claire McKinney, known for hand-worked leather bags and textural, sculptural clothing.

The label's core is hand-worked leather — braided, laced and knotted bags, harness-style straps and sculptural accessories — with knitwear and draped separates built around it.
Collections are made in limited quantities and presented in galleries and community spaces, with models, photographers and guests drawn from the designers' own circle.
Sophie Andes-Gascon and Claire McKinney met at Pratt and worked at Ulla Johnson and MNZ before going full-time; McKinney still teaches at Pratt part-time.
The hand-worked leather link bag is the clearest expression of the label's braided, knotted leather craft, made in small runs.
Explore Links bags →A recurring shirt style carried across colorways, showing the duo's interest in draped, textural separates alongside the leather.
Explore Compass Shirt →An exclusive short cut in multiple washes, typical of the small-run, softly tailored separates that anchor each collection.
Explore Knoll Shorts →
86% matchHand-made utilitarian pieces in tiny runs, craft-first
What changes: More workwear/linen tailoring, less leather and knit sculpture
84% matchHand-woven, hand-dyed textiles with an artisan-object feel
What changes: Textile-led, no leather goods or hardware
80% matchNY small-batch hand-woven and naturally dyed separates
What changes: Softer bohemian clothing, fewer sculptural accessories
78% matchBrooklyn peer, hand-embroidered artisan textiles, bold texture
What changes: Color-saturated embroidery over leatherwork
SC103 is a New York label run by Sophie Andes-Gascon and Claire McKinney, who met at Pratt Institute and previously worked at Ulla Johnson and MNZ before going full-time on the line. The pair are known for hand-worked leather — braided, laced and knotted bags, harness-like straps and sculptural accessories — alongside textural knitwear, crochet and draped separates. Collections are produced in small runs and shown at self-organised presentations in galleries and community spaces, with invitations, models and photographers drawn from the designers' own circle. McKinney also teaches part-time at Pratt.