CHANEL Bags & Handbags for Women

Chanel Womens Handbags

CHANEL handbags were re-introduced in the early 1950s. The quilted leather, fold over flap, chain strap, and burgundy lining combination became common for women. CHANEL womens handbags offer options like the quilted tote, the classic suede flap bag, and the jumbo single flap bag.

A vast array of CHANEL handbags are available. colour and style give each handbag an individual panache. Choose a satchel for special occasions or a bag for all seasons:

• Classic flap bags remain a staple in any wardrobe. Sizes range from extra mini to maxi. Shapes include rectangular and square designs. Selections include lambskin, alligator, patent, and python. Fabric bags are composed of jersey and velvet. The company also offers these bags with embellishments.
• Bucket handbags come in mini to large sizes. Drawstrings complement the leather or chain handles. In addition to the caviar skin, they also offer the quilted texture or furs for a style edge. Exterior front pockets, interior zip or slip pockets, and protective base studs complete the design.
• Clutch or wallet CHANEL handbags can be a choice for formal or informal affairs. Black satin will dress you up, and the black suede can go anywhere from casual to five-star restaurants. A combination of raffia panels and lambskin are also used for their handbags.
• CHANEL crossbody selections in metallic with multicolour raffia can be used for work and play. Twists locks, woven patterns, and silk linings are also used for the crossbody bags. Many CHANEL crossbody handbag double as shoulder bags.
• Tote bags with room for everything are another CHANEL option. These bags are available in leather, canvas, or nylon. Tote handbags in suede, denim, PVC, or rubber are also available.

These backpacks are available in shades of brown, black, blue, and silver. Black metallic designs are also available. Other colours combine for a camouflage print. CHANEL Graffiti backpacks are available in a variety of sizes.

Gabrielle Bonheur "Coco" Chanel was a French fashion designer and businesswoman. She acquired her nickname while working as a cabaret singer. Chanel eventually realized her vocal talent was not going to lead to a stage career. Her first venture was creating hats that were beloved by her loyal clientele. The founder and CHANEL brand namesake died in 1971 in Paris. Her work grew beyond her couture clothing line to include jewellery and fragrances.