Which handbag brand uses the Cabat as a signature woven-leather bag?

Bottega Veneta uses the Cabat as a signature woven-leather bag.

The Cabat is known for Bottega Veneta’s intrecciato technique, in which narrow leather strips are woven into a structured surface. The technique became closely associated with the Italian house and gave its bags a recognizable appearance without relying on a prominent external logo.

Bottega Veneta was founded in Vicenza in 1966 by Renzo Zengiaro and Michele Taddei. Its name means “Venetian shop,” although the company’s headquarters and historical roots are in the Veneto region of northern Italy.

The Cabat is sometimes mistaken for any woven Bottega Veneta bag. Intrecciato is the broader construction method, while Cabat is the name of a particular bag design made using that technique.