The Most Timeless Legacy

Few accessories possess the timeless allure and instant recognition of a Chanel handbag. For over a century, since the house's founding in 1910, these bags have been a cornerstone of refined elegance. With a new array of styles introduced each season, selecting the perfect one can be a delightful challenge. Here, we highlight the most iconic models in Chanel's storied collection.

Chanel 2.55: The Revolutionary Classic

Introduced by Coco Chanel in 1955, the 2.55 was the first women's bag to feature a shoulder strap, liberating hands and redefining practicality. This radical innovation transformed the world of handbags. In 2005, Karl Lagerfeld reissued it to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Known for its understated design, the 2.55 features the 'mademoiselle' turnlock rather than the interlocking Cs, and a hidden zip pocket where Coco reportedly kept love letters.

Available Sizes

2.55 Reissue 224 – L20 x H14.5 x D7.5 cm
2.55 Reissue 225 – L24 x H16 x D7 cm
2.55 Reissue 226 – L28 x H19.5 x D7 cm
2.55 Reissue 227 – L31.5 x H20 x D10 cm
2.55 Reissue 228 – L34.3 x H20 x D10 cm (discontinued)
2.55 Waist bag – L17 x H10 x D5 cm

Chanel Classic Flap: The Epitome of Chic

When envisioning a Chanel bag, the Classic Flap often springs to mind. Also known as the 11.12, it offers a vast range of sizes and variations, including single and double flap versions. Its enduring popularity stems from its ability to complement any ensemble, transcending fleeting trends. As Zoé Adjani eloquently put it, 'with all the history it carries inside, it represents more than a bag: it’s like carrying Paris on your shoulder.'

Available Sizes

Extra Mini - L17 x H10 x D7.5 cm
Mini Square - L17 × H13.5 × D8 cm
New Mini (Rectangle) - L20 x H13 x D5 cm
Small - L23.5 x H14.5 x D6.5 cm
Medium - L25.5 x H16 x D7.5 cm
Jumbo - L30 x H20 x D10 cm
Maxi - L34 x H23 x D10 cm

Chanel Classic Flap Bag in different sizes

Chanel Boy: Modern Edge

Launched by Karl Lagerfeld in 2011, the Boy bag offers a contemporary, edgy interpretation of the flap. Its rectangular silhouette and chunky chain evoke an androgynous, rock 'n' roll spirit. The name pays tribute to Boy Capel, Coco Chanel's first love. With its bold character, the Boy has become a favorite for those seeking a modern statement.