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This authentic Chanel Rue Cambon Charms Double Flap in black lambskin features diamond-stitched quilting and gold Chanel motifs throughout. The gold chain straps are threaded with black leather, and a gold-plated CC turn-lock opens to an inner flap and gold leather interior with patch pockets. A rear pocket completes the bag.
Released as part of Chanel's celebrated 2017-2018 Lucky Charms collection, this aged black calfskin 2.55 reissue is a love letter to the house's rich heritage. Scattered across the iconic quilted surface are the brand's most beloved motifs rendered in gold and silver, the No. 5, Eiffel Tower, four-leaf clover, camellia, lion, and more. The mademoiselle lock and aged gold chain strap stay true to the 2.55's original 1955 design. One of the most sought-after limited editions in recent Chanel history, consistently commanding strong resale value.
A truly rare archive piece from Chanel's collection, this medium classic flap is a testament to the house's artisanal craftsmanship. Constructed from an eclectic mix of fabrics including denim, tweed, raffia, and patent leather, each panel is hand-stitched together with colourful zigzag embroidery to spell out "CHANEL" across the front. The tan leather-threaded silver chain strap and silver CC turn-lock closure ground the bag in classic Chanel codes. A genuine collector's piece that is hard to find in this condition today.
A beautifully understated take on the iconic mini classic flap, this black lambskin piece is elevated by one quietly brilliant detail , a black and white checkerboard enamel pearl ball charm that dangles from the gold chain strap. The rest of the bag stays true to the mini flap's timeless design, with diamond quilting, a gold CC turn-lock closure, and the signature interwoven chain.
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