Saigon, since 2008

Every morning, wherever work takes us, a bag is more than a way to carry what we need. It goes with us to the office, steps into boardrooms, and quietly stands by through every step of a career. Inside, there is a laptop, a stack of papers, and all the quiet ambitions, pressures, and moments of pride that come with building something of one’s own. That is why we dedicate ourselves to crafting bags polished enough for any meeting, and durable enough to stay by your side for years to come.

It all began in 2008, when Cincinati Leather opened its doors in Saigon with our very first collection of leather bags for men. Back then, people found us simply through word of mouth—locals, expats living in the city, and travelers who stopped by and took a piece of Saigon back home.

In 2014, when designing the first line of leather bags for working women, our founder and designer Kate Nguyen decided to spell her own name, Huyen, backward—creating Neyuh. That personal touch became the soul of Neyuh Leather, a name that remains at the heart of our brand today.

Over time, our small workshop naturally grew. Neyuh Home & Travel was introduced with leather trays, desk accessories, and refined accents for hotel rooms. Alongside it, Neyuh Gifts was born to create bespoke corporate gifts, taking care of every detail from design selection and name engraving to custom packaging. In parallel, our atelier also serves as a trusted design and manufacturing partner (OEM/ODM) for brands around the world.

From Saigon to the world

We have always held a quiet wish: for the craft and dedication of Vietnamese artisans to be recognized and valued around the world. That wish has taken our creations to trade shows in Paris, London, Frankfurt, and Dubai, and onto the shelves of boutiques across the United States.

Yet no matter how far we go, every single day still begins in Saigon, at 168 Ly Tu Trong. We look forward to the day when someone asks where the leather bag in your hand was made, and your answer, spoken with pride, is Saigon, Vietnam.