Conscious
Hermès Pre-Owned
1995 Kelly 32 Sellier two-way handbag
Named after Grace Kelly in 1977, the Kelly bag from Hermès became one of the most sought-after styles in the world. Crafted from canvas with leather trims and gold-tone hardware, the handbag became famous as Princess Grace Kelly constantly matched the trapeze-shaped piece to many of her outfits.
Composition:
- Outer: Canvas 100%, CALFSKIN 100%
Highlights:
- circa 1995
- khaki/brown
- canvas
- Courchevel leather
- single rolled top handle
- detachable shoulder strap
- foldover top
- signature sangles straps
- twist-lock fastening
- padlock fastening
- main compartment
- internal zip-fastening pocket
- internal slip pocket
- internal logo stamp
- metal feet
- set of keys
- hanging key fob
- gold-tone hardware
- Condition: GOOD. This previously owned and used item is in good condition with minimal signs of use. This may include fading of material or plating and scratches.
- Purchasing this item continues its narrative and reduces the environmental impact by avoiding the use of new resources needed to make the product from scratch, such as water, materials and electricity, and avoiding additional manufacturing impact.
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Made in: Made in France
| Estimated delivery standard | Jan 22 - Jan 26 |
| Estimated delivery express | Jan 18 - Jan 22 |
| Merchant name | AMORE USD |
| Shop Location | Tokyo, Japan |
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