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The Dutch Leather House That Waited Four Decades to Meet America

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Arma has been crafting leather goods since 1985, quietly building its name at home before ever looking abroad. Only recently did the label decide to court a global audience — and of everywhere it could have grown, the United States is where it's taking off fastest. For a house this seasoned, an American debut arriving four decades in says as much about the craft's staying power as it does about the timing.

With reporting from WWD.

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