Wishlist alert! Our Tradesy favorite classic bags…

March 29, 2019

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Who isn’t a ‘bag’ person? Who of us never lusted for the bag of the season or searched in vain for that ‘sold out’ arm candy? The 2000’s were all about the ‘IT’ bag but a classic bag is distinctly different to an ‘IT’ bag or the seasonal must-have. It’s a timeless piece that will never go out of style and will only increase in value. In short, it’s the bag you’ll have in your closet forever.

Here are your Tradesy Stylists favorite classic bags, so get a pen and paper out and prepare to make yourself a wishlist!

Chanel 2:55 Classic Flap Bag Perhaps the most classic bag there is; the style hasn’t changed in over 50 years. Chanel introduced the 2.55 Quilted Handbag with chain straps in 1955. The name 2.55 is based on the date of its creation: “2” for February and “55” for 1955. Since then, the bag has been issued in many colours and fabrics but we love black leather for its timeless appeal.

Hermès Kelly Bag The Hermès Kelly is one of the worlds most desired handbags. Inspired by Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco, the Kelly bag is now an iconic fixture in the Hermès Handbag line-up. Much like the Hermès Birkin, it is stitched by hand and crafted by a single artisan in Paris.

Louis Vuitton Neverfull Bag The ultimate modern classic luxury tote, as the name suggests, this roomy tote can carry everything you need. he Neverfull range includes the classic Louis Vuitton Monogram, the Damier Check in brown and white colorways, the limited edition Graffiti print and the Epi Leather Neverfull. Take your pick: all are classics.

Celine Tote Bag Whether you love the Luggage Nano, the Trapeze or the the Cabas Tote a Celine tote bag is a forever bag. Tradesy has so many options including the former ‘accented’ logo bags sold during Phoebe Philo’s tenure or the current streamlined Hedi Slimane logo.

Saint Laurent Sac De Jour Bag The epitome of understated cool, this classic tote bag comes in several sizes so whatever your carrying demands – you’ll be happy. The rebranded ‘Saint Laurent’ logo is subtle but screams luxury.