RIMOWA: An Archive, Since 1898
Author Rimowa
- Publish Date: November 17, 2020
- Format: Hardcover
- Category: Design - Fashion & Accessories
- Publisher: Rizzoli
- Trim Size: 10-1/2 x 13-3/4
- Pages: 270
- US Price: $95.00
- CDN Price: $130.00
- ISBN: 978-0-8478-6800-1
Reviews
"Luxury book publisher Rizzoli will be dropping RIMOWA: An Archive, Since 1868 in November of this year, just in time for the holiday shopping rush...A beautiful celebration of the internationally-coveted luggage brand and its iconic lightweight aluminum suitcases, the Rizzoli hardcover explores not only the brand's history and heritage but also its modern marketing genius including hyped collaborations with fashion labels like Dior and Off-White." —AIROWS.COM
"Cologne-based luggage company Rimowa has been making coveted suitcases and travel accessories since 1898.Now the company known for signature aluminum cases has teamed up with Rizzoli publishing to create a book documenting 100 years of Rimowa’s products.RIMOWA: An Archive, Since 1898 is filled with photographs, illustrations, and other vintage brand ephemera culled from the company’s archive.And if you didn’t lust for this now iconic luggage before, you will after seeing some of these archival treasures." — USA TODAY
"From their first aluminum trunk in 1937 to their iconic grooved suitcases of the 1950s, Rimowa's innovative spirit has been arming travelers with high-quality luggage for over a century. This oversize tome pays homage to the brand's rich heritage by showcasing some of their most notable pieces. Starting with their beginnings in Cologne, Germany, Rimowa: An Archive Since 1898 journeys through the famed company's 100-year history with never-before-published photographs, illustrations, and vintage brand material, highlighting everything from their turn-of-the-century trunks to their recent collaborations along the way." — UNCRATE.COM
"A Rimowa design draws coveted stares from regular suitcase wheelers in global departure lounges. From your coffee table, Rimowa: An Archive, Since 1898, will incur equally envious eyelines."
—WALLPAPER*