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Pieces
Chanel Small Lambskin Trendy CC Top Handle Bag
Cond: Condition: Excellent
Chanel Mini Lambskin Chain Flap Bag
Cond: Condition: Excellent
Louis Vuitton Monogram Empreinte Nano Madeleine
Cond: Condition: Excellent
Louis Vuitton Damier Ebene Odeon PM
Cond: Condition: Excellent
Louis Vuitton Damier Graphite Steeve Messenger Bag
Cond: Condition: Excellent
Louis Vuitton Monogram Giant Econyl Pillow Speedy Bandouliere 25
Cond: Condition: Excellent
The Collection Guide
Choosing pre-owned designer handbags
Choose a designer handbag around the way you move through a normal day. A compact flap, open tote and structured top-handle bag solve different problems, even when their outside dimensions look similar. Compare carrying options, access and interior space before deciding on a designer, colour or finish.
Compare before you choose
Carrying position
Check handle and strap measurements against how you move through a normal day.
Access and space
Compare your largest essential with the opening and divided interior, not only the outside width.
Wear in use
Inspect corners, attachment points, lining and closure using the photographs of this exact bag.
Your Questions, Answered
4 questionsWhich handbag shape should I compare first?
Choose the carrying method you need: a crossbody for hands-free use, a shoulder bag for close access, or a top-handle shape if you prefer to carry by hand. Then check the actual strap and handle measurements of the piece.
Which details should I prioritise when comparing pre-owned designer handbags?
Start with the items you carry together. Phone, wallet, keys and a bottle need to fit as a group, with room to close the bag comfortably.
How should I compare a work bag with an evening bag?
Use the essentials and carrying needs of each occasion to build two shortlists. A larger format and a compact one may solve different needs; compare openings and straps before trying to make one do both.
Which condition photographs should I compare for pre-owned designer handbags?
Look at the base, corners, handle or strap attachments, closure and lining. Read wear notes alongside those views. A front photograph and a condition grade alone do not describe every contact area.
A Closer Look, Before You Choose
Ask our team about the condition, measurements or accessories of a specific piece.