How much does the Balenciaga Le City Moto Mini Bag cost?

The Balenciaga Le City Moto Mini Bag is $1690 USD at Vêtir. Price includes authentic Italy-made quality.

What sizes are available for Balenciaga Le City Moto Mini Bag?

The Balenciaga Le City Moto Mini Bag is available in sizes: ONE SIZE. Check Vêtir for real-time stock availability.

What is the Balenciaga Le City Moto Mini Bag made of?

The Balenciaga Le City Moto Mini Bag is crafted from Leather and made in Italy. Arena lambskin leather exterior with cotton canvas lining. Made in Italy.

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Can I return the Balenciaga Le City Moto Mini Bag?

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Le City Moto Mini Bag

BALENCIAGA

$1,690

Color

Black

Product Description

Arena lambskin leather exterior with cotton canvas lining. Made in Italy. Top zip closure. One main compartment. 1 interior zip pocket. Adjustable and removable crossbody strap. Brass hardware. Measures approx 8. 8 W x 5. 9 H x 3. 7 D Shoulder strap with a 22 drop Top handle with a 6. 7 drop. BALF-WY1665. 866122-2ABEK-1000. About the designer: Founded by Spanish-born Cristbal Balenciaga in 1917 and established in Paris in 1937, the House of Balenciaga helped define modern couture through its many innovations in form and technique. Today, the brand continues to uphold that vision through boundary-pushing collections spanning women’s and men’s ready-to-wear, accessories, and objets d’art. Balenciaga’s unprecedented engagement with the expanding digital realm, material innovation, and evolving social responsibilities keeps the House at the forefront of modernity. In 2021, Balenciaga’s 50th couture collection—the House’s first since its founder retired in 1968—reintroduced a new standard of cutting-edge elegance.