
For my bags, I use recycled T-shirt yarn from Hoooked recycling center.
The material is made from 100% textile scraps from the European fashion industry,
processed under fair conditions in Portugal. Since the yarn consists of genuine
surplus materials, every spool is limited and cannot be reproduced – once it’s gone, it’s gone.


Actually, my plan for the label’s name was quite simple: VIC. Short, catchy, the first three letters of my first name. I already had the most playful marketing slogans in mind – from “Do you have a Vic yet?” to “That looks so Vic!”. But a trademark search quickly brought me back to reality: the name was already patented several times.
I needed a new idea. Today, I am incredibly happy about it, because that’s how I found CHOLLENTI – my grandfather’s Italian surname. Now my label not only carries a piece of family history, but it also sounds exactly how the bags feel: special and full of character.
My designs bear names like Malta, Vienna, or Napoli. Why? Because I love to be inspired while traveling. I enjoy observing what people are wearing, which colors define the streets, and the vibe that’s in the air.
Under the name CHOLLENTI, I transform recycled t-shirt yarn from textile remnants into unique handbags. In a world of mass production, every one of my bags is a conscious statement – unique in texture combined with high-quality metal details.


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