Capini

Real leather ages with you. Fake leather ages against you.

Six leathers, six ways to change:

Crazy Horse: scratches darken into patina within weeks. (Ferrara)
Oil-Wax: bends lighten, then settle, and the sheen grows. (Lucca, Torino)
Pull-Up: lighter where it flexes; scuffs rub back out. (Parma, Ivrea)
Nappa: stays even and ages slowly, discreetly. (Napoli)
Pebble grain: keeps its look; the grain softens slightly. (Milano)
Vegetable-tanned: tones deepen and a softer glow develops. (Copenhagen)

Save this for the next time you choose. Which one is yours?

Touch, ageing and care for each leather are in the guide on our home page. https://capinifirenze.com/

Material images are illustrative studies; each product page shows the actual finish.

Not silicone. Not plastic. Leather.

Everything in the Ferrara for iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, on one screen: Italian Mastrotto leather, MagSafe built in, raised edges around the screen and camera, a soft microfibre lining and a five-year warranty.

Save it for when your new iPhone arrives. https://capinifirenze.com

Five imagined messages. One real material.

Ferrara Brown uses Crazy Horse leather from Gruppo Mastrotto, tanned in Vicenza. The grain, the colour at the curves, and a clean back without a logo: small details that change how a case feels every day.

Which detail would you notice first?

The messages in this carousel are an illustrative creative concept, not screenshots of customer DMs.

The new iPhone 18 Pro. Now in Italian Mastrotto leather.

The Ferrara is cut from crazy horse leather that takes every scuff and turns it into patina.

For iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. https://capinifirenze.com

The iPhone 18 is here. So is the Ferrara.

Mastrotto crazy horse leather, tanned in Vicenza. It doesn't wear out. It wears in.

For iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. https://capinifirenze.com

Six ways to wear the iPhone 18 Pro.

Ferrara · Milano · Ravenna · Parma · Arezzo · Monaco GT.

Which one would you carry?

New Collection. The laptop gets one too.

Five ways to carry a MacBook, in leather that changes with use.

Spoleto. The charger rides in the front zip.
Pavia. One fold of cowhide, no zip, no magnet.
Fabriano. A nubuck folio that stays on while you work.
Ivrea. Slide the laptop out and it doubles as a mouse pad.
Macerata. Laptop, A4 notepad and cards, zipped into one.

Each one lists the exact MacBooks it fits.

For the few who can tell.

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The thumb test.

Draw a fingernail lightly across the leather. A pale line appears — that's the wax moving, not the leather breaking.

Rub it with your thumb. Carry it for a few days. The line settles back into the grain.

A coated surface keeps the mark.

Full-grain Crazy Horse. Mastrotto hides, tanned in Vicenza.

Worth saving for the next case you pick up.



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A morning in a coffee house. The same case, twice.

Crazy Horse leather doesn't stay new — it keeps a record. The wax moves as you handle it, the colour deepens where your hand sits, and most of what looks like a scratch settles back into the grain on its own.

Two years from now neither of these will look like this. Both will look better.

Mastrotto hides, tanned in Vicenza. Brown, or Earth gray.

Which one would you carry?



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