Vintage Givenchy Frame Wallet c. Late 1970s Black Gold

A gold-tone frame clasp crowns the edge of deep black leather, its crisp,
unfussy lines punctuated only by the subtle “GIVENCHY” embossing on the front.
The wallet’s compact, palm-sized silhouette opens to reveal a single compartment
lined in matching black leather, with the house’s gold “4G” monogram stamped above
the interior logo—a subtle mark of origin that catches the light.
Dating from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s, this piece belongs to the Hubert de Givenchy
era, its understated construction and sans-serif branding capturing the period
when the 4G logo first appeared in Paris. The minimal hardware, free from overt
decoration, echoes the clarity of Givenchy’s ready-to-wear aesthetic during this
time—a legacy that once dressed Hepburn herself in black.
Smooth leather throughout, with only minor surface scratches attesting to
careful handling over the decades. The gold-tone frame snaps shut with a clean
click. Uncluttered by accessories or serial numbers, the focus is on essentials: one
compartment, a secure clasp, and the quiet assurance of the maison’s craftsmanship.
Era: c. Late 1970s–Mid 1980s (visual dating; gold '4G' logo and sans-serif
stamp)
Condition: Very Good — minor surface scratches on the leather
Material: Smooth leather with gold-tone metal frame and clasp
Color: Black leather exterior and interior, gold-tone frame, clasp, and logo
details
Dimensions: 9.5 × 7 cm
Made in: France