Bolsas Fendi

Before 1997, the Roman house founded in 1925 was best known for fur and the FF canvas Karl Lagerfeld drew in 1965. That year Silvia Venturini Fendi designed a bag meant to be tucked under the arm — the Baguette — and effectively invented the first “It bag”. JoliCloset now lists more than 5,000 authenticated pre-owned Fendi bags, from the nameplate-clasp Peekaboo to vintage Zucca handbags. Prices run from $80 to over $29,000.

Iconic Fendi bag models

The Baguette (390 in stock) remains the icon: flat silhouette, magnetic F clasp, made in leather, sequins, embroidery, in mini or Mama sizes. The Peekaboo (260 in stock), launched 2008, stands out for its twin compartments and the twisted bar nameplate clasp. The By The Way (117 pieces) is a Boston silhouette in Selleria leather, while the Spy (2005) keeps collector status thanks to its woven leather rings. For monogram lovers, the Zucca tobacco-brown FF canvas counts 1,018 pieces, the denser Zucchino 575.

Totes, clutches, backpacks and small leather goods

Beyond the handbag, JoliCloset stocks 661 Fendi totes, 192 clutch bags — including the iconic crystal-mini styles — and 131 backpacks. The purses and cases selection (297 items) and wallets (278 items) cover the more accessible price points.

Buying a pre-owned Fendi bag: price and value

A new Baguette starts at $2,790 in boutique, the Peekaboo Iconic at $4,750 and the First at $4,990. Second-hand, Baguettes typically begin around $600 depending on material and condition. Vintage Spy and early-2000s Baguette bags have gained value: discontinued models, Lagerfeld-era sequinned editions and Marc Jacobs collaborations. The Zucca canvas stays accessible and easy to maintain — a frequent first Fendi.

Authentication by our experts

Every bag is inspected before going live: serial number, FF logo alignment, Selleria saddle stitching, clasp engraving and nameplate finish. Want to sell your Fendi bag? List it online — our experts authenticate and price it before publication.