Description of the Chanel Bag
The Chanel Flap Bag in grained shiny calfskin and gold-tone metal is a timeless symbol of sophistication and grace. Crafted in classic black, this Chanel bag exudes elegance through its sleek texture and luminous gold detailing. The grained shiny calfskin offers a subtle sheen and durable finish, making it both luxurious and practical for everyday wear. With its signature flap silhouette and interlocking CC clasp, this piece captures the essence of Chanel’s refined artistry an accessory that elevates every outfit with effortless Parisian charm.
How the Chanel Cruise 2025/26 Collection Defines Luxury for the Modern Woman in the UAE
Part of the Chanel Cruise 2025/26 Collection, this Flap Bag reflects the understated glamour that resonates with women across the UAE. Its rich black hue and radiant gold-tone hardware make it a versatile choice for Dubai’s chic city life or elegant evening affairs. Available at Chanel boutiques in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, it represents the Maison’s mastery in combining timeless design with modern practicality. Whether carried over the shoulder or crossbody, this Chanel bag adds polish and confidence to any look.
Key Features of the Chanel Flap Bag in Grained Shiny Calfskin and Gold Tone Metal
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Material: Grained shiny calfskin and gold-tone metal
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Colour: Black
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Dimensions: 15 × 24 × 6 cm (height × width × depth)
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Design: Classic flap structure with refined grained finish
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Hardware: Polished gold-tone accents for elegant contrast
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Strap: Adjustable chain interlaced with leather for versatile styling
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Function: Perfectly sized for day-to-night wear
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Origin: Made in France
Care Instructions for Your Chanel Bag
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Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after each use to preserve its shine.
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Keep away from direct sunlight, moisture, and heat exposure.
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Store in its original Chanel dust bag to maintain structure and finish.
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Avoid overfilling to retain its elegant silhouette.
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Use a leather conditioner suitable for shiny calfskin to keep it supple and radiant.
