This is an authentic mini Chanel flap bag, with quilted lambskin. Its practically brand new, only ever used it twice. It comes with its original drawstring bag to protect it, and unique serial code to verify authentication.
Anyone who knows the Coco Chanel range will confirm this is an excellent investment. This flap bag will never go out of fashion.
Plus there will be a price increase in the Chanel bags, please view this link for original prices and price increase. http://www.spottedfashion.com/2014/03/30/chanel-classic-bag-price-increase-expected-for-2014-in-q2/
Reasons to Own a Chanel Flap Bag
1. They’re just going to go up in price later. Seriously, are you considering buying one? If you are, go ahead and do it. Chanel is among the masters of the crippling price increase, jacking up the MSRPs of its bags every six months to a year, sometimes by as much as $500 for a basic bag. As a general rule, bags don’t hold their value all that well, but constantly rising prices keep the timeless flap bags fairly easy to resell for close to (or, in some cases, more than) what you paid. Plus, even if you don’t take resale into consideration, you’re just going to have to fork over more cash for the same bag in the very near future if you wait.
2. Owning one is like getting in to one of the most exclusive sororities on campus. Except, you know, this is real life. Legendary actresses, socialites and royals have carried this bag, and hey, if you can’t marry a prince, you can at least buy the same bag as the women who do. Or the same bag as the girls from The Hills – it seems as though the bag has become the go-to accessory when a younger woman wants to signal to the world that she has grown and matured into a fashionable lady.
3. So many designers have been “inspired” by the flap – if you’re going to pay big bucks, get the original. Everyone from Urban Outfitters to Marc Jacobs has been accused of stealing from Chanel’s signature bag, and there’s a good reason for that – it’s timeless, iconic and still as relevant to luxury customers today as it was back in the 1950s. Chain straps and quilted leather have become nearly synonymous with the idea of the designer handbag, and the Chanel flap may even be more well-known across the world than the illustrious handbag holy grail, the Hermes Birkin.
