Loewe

Loewe is a brand name of German origin used by several companies and individuals. The two most well-known contemporary uses are Loewe, a Spanish luxury fashion house, and Loewe AG, a German consumer electronics company known for premium televisions and audio equipment. The name also exists as a German surname, from which the brands derive their identity.

Loewe (fashion): The Spanish luxury house Loewe was founded in Madrid in 1846 by Enrique Loewe, a German-born craftsman, as a cooperative of leather artisans. It developed into a luxury house specializing in leather handbags, accessories, and ready-to-wear, renowned for craftsmanship and contemporary design. The brand has been part of the LVMH group since 1996. In 2013, Jonathan Anderson, a Northern Irish designer, was appointed creative director, bringing a modern, arts-inspired direction. Notable products include the Puzzle and Flamenco handbags. The company operates flagship stores and a global retail network, with headquarters in Madrid.

Loewe (electronics): Loewe AG is a German electronics brand established in 1923 in Berlin. It became known for high-end televisions and audio systems, emphasizing design and user experience. The company has undergone various restructurings in the 21st century while maintaining a focus on premium home entertainment products and the brand’s design heritage.

See also: Loewe as a surname; the word Loewe means “lion” in German, reflecting its origins as a family name.