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Travel-Ready Large Duffel
FINALLY, A VEGAN BRAND YOU CAN TRUST
Tiradia offers lifestyle accessories that are ethically handmade in Portugal, exclusively using sustainably sourced high-quality natural cork as their fabric.
Cork Fabric: The Sustainable, Vegan, Responsible Choice
Love Wine? We've Got You Covered the Right Accessories
Cellar Wine Bottle ID Tags (Set of 4)
Aficionado Wine Tote Bag (4 Bottles)
OUR CURRENT FAVORITES
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MEN'S FAVORITES
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OG Cardholder
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Fellowship Wallet
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Eco Cardholder
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Day In Day Out Hat
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WOMEN'S BEST SELLERS
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Farmers Market Tote Bag
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On The Go Crossbody
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Brunch Pack
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Cork Leather Signature Backpack
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TREES LIVE FOREVER
As they should. Tiradia is also 100% cruelty-free towards trees. The harvesting is done manually with an axe by industry experts, in a skilled trade that's passed down over generations. No trees are ever cut down! In fact, after harvest and bark starts growing again, these trees consume up to 5x more carbon from the atmosphere.
ETHICALLY HANDMADE
Each product is handcrafted in small batches by skilled Portuguese artisans, keeping production close to the source and benefiting the local economy.
OUR VEGAN CORK FABRIC
Cork pieces are manually cut in regular shapes and stacked on pallets. Heat and pressure are applied to the cork to press it into blocks, which is later sliced into thin sheets. These layers are first colored, using natural vegetable dyes. Then, attached to a cotton backing.
OUR STORY
Tiradia’s connection to cork runs deep. Co-founder Joana’s family has been producing cork products for wineries in Portugal since the 1920’s, an endeavor that has been passed down through the generations. Hoping to bring this beneficial material to a wider audience, Joana teamed up with co-founder Amanda, a sustainability and animal-rights advocate, to form Tiradia.