Company profile

V.SP...., Very Special Pieces of Vespucci, is a modest luxury designer brand. The first natural clothing’s material is redefined as the high “prestigious one” of modern times.
Innovative and effective combinations of natural leather and shearling  with knit, special fabrics and jersey create a sophisticated look. Finest quality reveals itself in the delicate touch of the garment. Feminine dynamic cuts and exquisite details create timeless silhouettes adapted to wear for both day and night.
In between conceptual design and high fashion brand; creative and rooted in life, V.SP…. embrace “modern femininity” at high end.
Designers with different roots and different visions, all young and very talented came together looking ahead to the style of ‘’Very Special Person’’ they all aspire to.
Kadri Soygul is the Managing Creative Director of this “multicultural V.SP…. team”.
Graduated from Bosphorus University, Kadri Soygul started fashion in leather industry, used for the first time the name “Vespucci” in a small leather boutique in Rue de La Fontaine in Geneva in 1996. Later with his partner Coskun Kutbay, they introduced Vespucci to other European countries such as France, Germany, Austria, Benelux and Russia as the wellknown ‘’progressive leather brand’’.
In 2006, deeply believing in ‘’different perspectives by different cultures’’, he started to collaborate with creative French designer Yohan Serfaty and later inspirational young designers from Turkey, Belgium and Slovenia.
In 2007, with this selected multinational creative team  and out of the innovative, progressive and very special pieces of Vespucci, he launched as the designer brand, V.SP….
The first collection, “innovating and fashionizing the classical look of traditional shearling coats for modern European Woman”, boomed the sales in Milan and Dusseldorf showrooms.
Inspired from the natural balance, transitions and evolutions in life; he aimed to feel the edges,express the progressions and discover the balance zone. By means of artisan crafted techniques, the structural contrasts are mostly transformed into soft transitions.

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