Skip to main content

We use cookies and browser storage for preferences, anonymous chat, analytics and advertising attribution. Acknowledging this notice only hides it; it does not control tracking. Cookie details

AI
COCCINELLE Shoulder Bag Woman color Blueberry (E1SSL150121R49)
Coccinelle

Shoulder Bag Woman color Blueberry (E1SSL150121R49)

US basisChecked within 48h2 stores
Recommended priceLowest priceConverted · USD
$334.99· TheBS

Looking at lowest price, stock, shipping, and verified stores together, TheBS is the pick right now.

Prices shown are converted to USD at current rates. The final amount is set by the store.

Ships to US In stock Verified store
Size · by storePick a size to see which stores carry it

Sizes and stock vary by store. Pick a size to highlight the stores that carry it below.

Stores checked

2 stores · checked recently

TheBSLowest-price offerShips to US
In stock
$334.99
Go to store
Giglio.comShips to US
In stock
$398.96
Go to store

We may earn a commission from purchases made through these links, at no extra cost to you.

Ask AI about this product

Price history

Last 14 days

Low
$335.59
Average
$336.26
Current
$336.00
Trend
Steady
Oct 21Oct 24Nov 1

$0.26 cheaper than the 14-day average.

Product description

AI Product Analysis

Compact crossbody bag crafted from black pebbled leather. Features a flap with magnetic button closure and metallic monogram logo. Lined interior with logo, adjustable shoulder strap.

What to check

StockIn stock
Material100% calf leather
ClosureFlap with magnetic button
Design detailMetallic monogram logo
InteriorLined with logo
Model number (MPN)E1SSL150121R49

Frequently asked questions

AI Product Analysis
What material is the bag made of?

The bag is made of 100% calf leather (peau de veau).

How does the bag close?

It closes with a flap secured by a magnetic button.

Is the shoulder strap adjustable?

Yes, the shoulder strap is adjustable for comfort.

AI product analysis

Guides that cover what to look at before buying products like this.

Related picks