When “the magic of craftsmanship” meets innovation: The Israeli brand that knits leather bags

The Israeli fashion industry is now discovering a new brand that combines traditional craftsmanship with advanced innovation. Tal Trilnik Rapoport, a graduate of the Textile Design Department at Shenkar, founded the brand PROVE'M WRONG, which specializes in luxurious black leather accessories crafted using unique knitting and crochet techniques.

The brand is built on a bold vision of contemporary fashion, with each item meticulously handmade using exclusive leather threads specially developed for the brand’s signature knitting and crochet methods. The result is a collection that fuses bold design, durability, and functionality.

Behind the brand lies a profound philosophy about the nature of craftsmanship and creation. The founder sees the repetitive action of knitting and the Sisyphean nature of the work as more than just labor - she sees them as a true kind of magic. This philosophy is reflected in every item produced by the brand.

Every detail in the brand’s products reflects a commitment to exceptional quality. From carefully selected leather to the innovative crochet and knitting techniques, each piece stands as a testament to artistry and individuality. The collection includes bags, belts, straps, and even charms, with prices ranging from NIS 110 to NIS 2,050.

The brand favors sustainability and slow fashion by adopting sophisticated production processes and high-quality materials. Its mission is to create timeless designs with minimal environmental impact - proving that luxury and responsibility can go hand in hand.

The brand crafts timeless accessories that redefine modern sophistication, with each product custom-made to reflect a dedication to fine craftsmanship and sustainable design.

The name PROVE'M WRONG reflects the innovative and bold spirit of the project - the desire to show that it’s possible to innovate, create, and surprise in a field that seems familiar and defined. Choosing PROVE'M WRONG is not just a brand name, but a declaration of intent to create something that didn’t exist before. A new approach to Israeli design — one that blends research and technological innovation with traditional craftsmanship, resulting in uniquely identifiable products rooted in values of sustainability and quality.