Provenance.
How to verify that a Woven Origin piece is genuine - and how the registry follows it for life.
Six characters, on the inner label.
Every Woven Origin piece carries a six-character registry number, hand-stamped on the inner label of garments and engraved on the interior of jewelry and hardware. This number is held in the maison archive against the name of the first owner, the date of first purchase, and the master craftsman who finished the piece.
The registry transfers with the piece. If you are a subsequent owner, write to [email protected] with the registry number and we will update the archive in your name.
Inner label stitch
Hand-stitched, never woven by machine. The thread is two-ply silk, in champagne tone.
Hardware stamp
The WO mark is hand-struck on solid brass and 18K gold - never laser-engraved or moulded.
Edge paint
Leather edges are beeswax-painted six times by hand. The colour is matte, never glossy.
Registry document
Each delivery includes a hand-numbered registry document on Florentine cotton paper.
If a piece has come to you outside the maison.
Should you wish us to verify a Woven Origin piece purchased on the secondary market, write to [email protected] with the registry number and clear photographs. We will respond within five working days. The service is complimentary.