85% matchPolene
DTC minimalist bags at a fraction of legacy luxury
What changes: Sculptural fashion shapes over laptop-carrying function; made in Spain
Brand profile
Senreve makes convertible Italian-made leather handbags, led by the Maestra satchel-backpack, designed around function for working women.

The signature Maestra is a structured Italian-made satchel that converts to a backpack and holds a laptop, with the Aria belt bag and Doctor bag alongside it.
Founders Coral Chung and Wendy Wen used consumer surveys and data to shape the line around what working women said they needed to carry.
A $16.75 million Series A led by Norwest backs a largely direct-to-consumer model, so high-tier Italian leather goods skip the department-store markup.
85% matchDTC minimalist bags at a fraction of legacy luxury
What changes: Sculptural fashion shapes over laptop-carrying function; made in Spain
82% matchDirect-to-consumer city bags with a mission angle
What changes: Softer, less structured styles and no convertible hardware
76% matchClean workwear-friendly totes with signature hardware
What changes: Scottish-designed, Spanish-made, more classic than convertible
68% matchHardware-free architectural leather at similar price
What changes: Scandinavian austerity, less commuter utility
Senreve is a leather goods label founded in San Francisco in 2016 by Coral Chung and Wendy Wen, who used surveys and consumer data to design handbags for working women. Its signature Maestra is a structured Italian-made satchel that converts to a backpack and fits a laptop; the range extends to the Aria belt bag, Doctor bag and smaller crossbody styles in pebbled and Nappa leather. The company raised a $16.75 million Series A led by Norwest Venture Partners and sells largely direct-to-consumer online.