Model and materials
The design, size, material and color help identify the bag and the market for it.
SELL DESIGNER HANDBAGS
A bag you loved.
A next step that fits.
Discuss selling a designer handbag with the SDJB team. The model, condition, accessories and authentication findings help determine whether an offer can be made.
Start with an inquiry. Final offer after evaluation.
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WHAT YOU CAN BRING
Start with the bag and its story.
SDJB considers luxury handbags from makers including Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Prada. Tell us what you have, even if the exact model is unknown.
- Designer handbags, totes and shoulder bags
- Vintage and more recent pieces, assessed individually
- Bags with or without their original packaging
Acceptance depends on the particular bag, condition and authentication. A photograph or receipt alone does not establish authenticity.
WHAT SHAPES THE OFFER
The details behind the number.
Condition
Wear to corners, handles, lining and hardware can affect resale. Describe repairs, odors or alterations as well as visible marks.
Authentication
The team checks the bag’s details and discusses any authentication process needed before an offer can be finalized.
Accessories and demand
Straps, locks, keys, dust bags and records can help complete the picture. Demand differs between models.
AN ILLUSTRATION, NOT A PRICE ESTIMATE
Understand how jewelry offers are determinedSimilar-looking bags can lead to different offers.
A bag with its original strap and clean lining presents a different resale proposition from the same model with a missing strap and interior damage. A recognizable silhouette by itself is not enough to price or authenticate either bag.
FROM YOUR FIRST QUESTION
Know what happens next.
Your conversation goes to the SDJB team. Your preferred visit store stays with your inquiry.
Tell us about your item
Start with what you know. You don’t need a model number or an appraisal to begin.
Meet your buyer
Your item is examined in person. Ask questions about the evaluation and your options.
Decide with the details
Hear the reasoning behind the offer, then decide whether selling is right for you.
Keep the details together.
Start with what you already know. Ask the team what else would help with your particular piece.
- Bring the bag, detachable straps, keys and other accessories you have.
- Include receipts or authentication records already in your possession.
- Describe known repairs or changes; ask before cleaning or restoring it.
A REAL PLACE. PEOPLE YOU CAN MEET.
Your next stop.
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Store details & directionsBEFORE YOU DECIDE
Your questions, answered.
Can I start without a receipt?
Yes. Tell the team what you know. Records can help, but the bag still needs inspection and authentication.
Is handbag authentication always free?
SDJB offers free verbal evaluations for purchase or loan inquiries. Its published policy allows authentication fees for an unidentified or non-authentic result only when disclosed, discussed and agreed before authentication. Ask what applies to your bag before proceeding.
Could I ask about a loan instead?
Yes. SDJB considers eligible designer handbags for collateral loans. An inquiry is not approval; the item would be held under the written agreement and must be redeemed according to its terms.
Buying service at our flagship: SDJB’s designer handbags buying information.
CONSIDERING ANOTHER OPTION?
Ask about borrowing.
A collateral loan is a separate option for an eligible item. The lender holds it under the agreement; repayment according to the terms is required to recover it.
More than one kind of piece?
Find the details that matter for each item you’re considering.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s talk about your handbag.
An inquiry starts the conversation. A final offer follows evaluation.