Calfskin Crocodile Embossed Graffiti 2.55 Reissue Flap Card Holder Black Gold
$990.00
EXCELLENTA collector's piece from Chanel's most celebrated archive. The 2.55 Reissue Flap Card Holder in the Graffiti Crocodile Embossed style features black crocodile embossed calfskin leather with a gold Chanel graffiti overlay, one of the house's most distinctive and sought-after limited treatments. The crossover flap secures with a gold faux Mademoiselle turn lock and opens to a partitioned black fabric interior. A rare find in excellent condition with full original set. Comes with dust bag, box, Chanel authenticity card, retail tags and COA.
Exterior: Light creases. Interior: Light creases. Hardware: Faint scratches. 2019 production.
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- Box
- Cards
- Chanel Authenticity Card
- Chanel Care Card
- COA
- Dust Bag
- Retail Tags
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Chanel
Founded in Paris in 1910 by Gabrielle Coco Chanel, the house revolutionized women's fashion by prioritizing comfort and elegance over ornamentation. Chanel introduced the world to the little black dress, the quilted handbag, and the iconic No. 5 fragrance. The house remains privately owned by the Wertheimer family and is one of the last great independent luxury maisons. Chanel pieces are among the most consistently value-retaining in the secondary market, with prices appreciating significantly year over year.
