Description
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Design Heritage: Originally created in the 1930s as the Sac à Dépêches, it was famously renamed “Kelly” in 1977 after Grace Kelly used it to discreetly shield her pregnancy from the paparazzi.
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Two Signature Structures:
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Sellier: Features external stitching and finished edges for a sharp, formal, and geometric silhouette. It is typically crafted from firmer leathers like Epsom or Box Calf.
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Retourne: Constructed inside-out with internal stitching and leather piping, providing a softer, more casual look with rounded corners. Common leathers include Togo and Clemence.
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Craftsmanship: Every bag is meticulously handcrafted from approximately 36 pieces of leather and requires 18 to 24 hours of work by a single artisan using nearly 680 hand stitches.
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Key Features:
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Hardware: Includes the iconic touret (turnlock) closure, two sangles (straps), and a padlock with matching keys stored in a leather clochette.
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Versatility: Equipped with a single top handle and a removable shoulder strap that allows it to be worn over the shoulder or crossbody.
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Practicality: The interior is typically lined with soft Chèvre (goatskin) leather and includes one zipped pocket and two open flat pockets for organization.
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Dimensions: Approximately L 25 x H 19 x D 9.5 cm.
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