



Bicolor Calfskin Handbag
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Guaranteed authentic, or your money back. How we verify →
Delivered across the EU in 3–6 working days, fully tracked. Free over €150.
EU duties included. Outside the EU, local customs may apply on arrival.
14 days to return. Unworn, simple, no friction.
A quiet yes from us, and we do not give many. Balenciaga.
Unleash the extraordinary with BALENCIAGA’s mini handbag crafted from sumptuous 100% calfskin leather. Daringly bold in a radiant yellow, this piece boasts a striking contrast with sophisticated bowling lamb nappa lining. Its antique-style metal ‘Bolero’ logo adds a touch of heritage, while the practical top zip closure and pocket base offer functionality. Perfect for versatility, it features a double fixed tubular handle and an adjustable, removable shoulder strap.
Material: 100% calfskin leather
Country of origin: Italy
Color: Yellow
SIGNVM is a curated edit, not a catalogue. Each piece is chosen for material, cut, and make, and kept only if it earns its place. What you see is what we would wear. Nothing here is filler.
Every piece is authenticated before it ships. How we authenticate →
Delivered across the EU in 3–6 working days via DHL and FedEx, fully tracked. EU duties and taxes are included, no surprises at your door.
We ship worldwide. Orders outside the EU may be subject to local customs duties and taxes on arrival, charged by your country; delivery times vary by destination.
Not right? Return within 14 days of delivery, unworn and in original condition.
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