Intrecciato nappa Salsa heeled flip-flops.

In the seventies, the maison introduced the iconic “Intrecciato” technique, a method of weaving thin strips of leather to create an elegant and instantly recognizable pattern. This innovation became the brand's symbol and contributed to its growing international renown. During the eighties, Bottega Veneta captured a refined and discreet clientele, composed of entrepreneurs, celebrities, and enthusiasts of the most exclusive luxury.

After a period of difficulty in the nineties, the brand joined the Kering group in 2001, launching a phase of relaunch and global growth. Under the creative direction of several talented designers, including Tomas Maier, the brand strengthened its identity based on quality, craftsmanship, and timeless design.

In more recent years, thanks to the contribution of creative directors such as Daniel Lee and subsequently Matthieu Blazy, Bottega Veneta has captured a new generation of consumers, reinterpreting its stylistic codes with a contemporary approach. Today, the brand is recognized worldwide for its bags, shoes, accessories, and prêt-à-porter collections, representing a perfect balance between innovation, discreet elegance, and Italian artisanal tradition.