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Women Bags
1,000 items
Gucci Gucci Pink GG Marmont Matelasse Leather Monochrome Chain Belt Bag
10 × 16 × 4 cm
1,184€ 1,144€Gucci Gucci Brown Mini GG Marmont Matelasse Calfskin Aria Top Handle Bag
15 × 21 × 8 cm
2,144€ 1,414€Gucci Gucci Brown Small GG Marmont Pearl Studded Matelasse Calfskin Aria Shoulder Bag
15 × 21 × 6 cm
1,904€ 1,149€Gucci Gucci Purple Mini GG Marmont Matelasse Iridescent Calfskin Flap Crossbody
18 × 18 × 9 cm
2,334€ 1,134€Gucci Gucci Dionysus Leather Handbag Beige
2,170€ 1,500€Gucci Bags Pre-Owned: Marmont, Dionysus, Jackie | JoliCloset
Since the House of Gucci was founded in Florence in 1921, its leather goods have defined what Italian luxury looks like. From the Bamboo handle — famously sculpted over an open flame in 1947 — to the GG Supreme monogram and the red-and-green web, every code is instantly recognisable, and every code fuels a vibrant resale market. JoliCloset curates over 19,000 pre-owned Gucci bags from private European wardrobes and selected pro sellers, priced from $35 for small accessories to $24,000 for rare archive pieces.
The most searched icons are all in stock: the chevron-quilted GG Marmont (1,000+ pieces) with its double-G buckle, the bohemian tiger-head Dionysus, the shoulder-hugging Jackie 1961 loved by Jackie Kennedy, the travel-ready Ophidia GG print and the bamboo-handled Bamboo line. Fresh releases like the Horsebit 1955 and the soft Blondie round out the selection.
Every Gucci piece is authenticated by our in-house experts: we cross-check the serial heat stamp, the controllato card, the Made in Italy debossing, stitching count on the lining zipper, leather grain and hardware micro-engravings against factory references. Each listing shows a transparent condition grade from Never worn down to Correct (clearly photographed wear), with detailed macro shots.
Browse by shape: slouchy handbags, roomy totes, evening clutches, urban backpacks or small leather goods. US buyers receive delivered-duty-paid quotes at checkout — no customs surprises on arrival.
