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Balenciaga Crush Wallet on Chain - Black

$1,100

Material100% Calf Leather
HardwareGold-tone Logo and Chain
ClosureMagnetic Foldover

The Crush Wallet on Chain in Black is a versatile crossbody bag crafted from 100% calf leather with a distinctive crease effect and gold-tone logo plaque. Its foldover top secures with a magnetic fastening, while the main compartment and internal card slots keep essentials organized. A detachable 50 cm chain-link shoulder strap allows it to be carried as a wallet or worn crossbody; dimensions are 11 x 21 x 2 cm.

From Our Closets

This piece appears in 26 digitized Vêtir closets. Closets are private by default, and only users who choose to share theirs publicly are featured. Visit a public closet to see what it's worn with.

  • Sybil S.

    934 Closet Pieces7 Outfits

  • Guadalupe A.

    968 Closet Pieces5 Outfits

  • Trinidad T.

    975 Closet Pieces1 Outfits

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  • Charlotte J.

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    829 Closet Pieces5 Outfits

  • Arabella F.

    709 Closet Pieces11 Outfits

  • Salma K.

    850 Closet Pieces5 Outfits

  • Huiying K.

    944 Closet Pieces11 Outfits

  • Antonia I.

    819 Closet Pieces10 Outfits

Packed 67 times

Most often for Paris in November. Aggregated from Vêtir Voyage packing lists.

Top Destinations

  • Paris
    17
  • St Barths
    16
  • Aspen
    8
  • Dubai
    7
  • Capri
    7

The Fit

Fit verdict
Compact essentials-only profile
Owners keep their size
91%
Fit intelligence
Compact essentials-only profile. 91% of owners keep the size they order.

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Our Stylist's Notes

"I would wear it crossbody with streamlined tailoring or a fluid evening look when only the essentials are needed. Detach the chain for a polished wallet carried inside a larger bag."

Sophia C.

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