Three Sixty Aims to Elevate India's Leather Craftsmanship to Global Luxury Status
Indian leather goods manufacturer Three Sixty is positioning itself to transform the country's artisanal legacy into globally recognized luxury brands. The company focuses on merging traditional craftsmanship with a modern D2C business model.
Three Sixty, an Indian brand, is aiming to elevate the nation's rich leather craftsmanship to the global luxury market. Founded by Vikash Gupta, who spent over 15 years in B2B leather goods export, the company seeks to ensure that Indian artisanal skill receives due recognition.
Gupta established Three Sixty in 2009 after observing that premium Indian leather products were successful internationally, but their origin and craftsmanship were often overlooked. The company produces leather furniture, bar accessories, and other luxury items, blending traditional Indian techniques with global design sensibilities.
The Indian leather goods market is projected to grow from $14 billion in 2025 to $20.6 billion by 2034, fueled by rising incomes and demand for premium products. Three Sixty is leveraging this growth through its 'Scalable Craftsmanship' model, which preserves handcrafted techniques while expanding the brand's reach.
Three Sixty has collaborated with notable brands such as Raymond's, BMW, and House of Glenfiddich to showcase Indian artistry on a larger stage. The company's overarching goal is to make Three Sixty a global ambassador for Indian leather, demonstrating that an Indian brand can define luxury on its own terms.