As part of its ongoing global expansion, sustainable fashion manufacturer Veshin Factory has partnered with Lalaland Production and Design, one of Los Angeles’ leading leather goods manufacturers. This collaboration aims to offer American brands an onshore production option for handbags and accessories, strengthening Veshin’s presence in the U.S. and enhancing supply chain accessibility.

Lalaland, a long-established force in Downtown L.A.’s Fashion District, becomes Veshin’s first U.S. manufacturing partner and the seventh globally to join its growing international network. Founded by Alex Zar, the high-capacity factory has a proven track record, producing leather goods for globally recognized names.

According to Joey Pringle, founder of Veshin Factory, this partnership addresses a key missing link in the company’s global strategy. Many of Veshin’s brand partners and material innovators have increasingly sought a domestic U.S. manufacturing solution to complement their sustainable product lines.

Since its launch in 2020, Veshin has championed the use of bio-based leather alternatives, including materials made from mycelium and apples, at its factory in China. However, the pandemic-era disruptions and rising concerns over logistical delays, tariffs, and geopolitical tensions have accelerated demand for diversified and localized production models.