GOYARD's subtlety makes it the best choice for long-term investment

Chanel and Hermès have traditionally been recognized as the most valuable handbags with the best resale values, but these days almost everyone on the street is carrying a Chanel or Hermès, and for those who appreciate individuality, having their bags double-ups can be embarrassing. Goyard has never purposefully publicized its products or sought endorsements, and its low-key design has made many antique models even more desirable than Chanel and Hermès in the second-hand market. Goyard's mysterious appeal has not only y piqued the interest of celebrities, but has also earned it a very good reputation, making it an excellent choice for investment and collection! This time, we'd like to highlight Goyard's functional handbags which you might want to consider if you're in the market for one!

Saint Louis 

The monogram is easy to mix and match and has long been a favorite of many girls. Saint Louis, with its tote bag design and a removable inside pocket, is one of the brand's most popular items, thanks to its lightweight, durable, and enormous capacity, making it ideal for working ladies who need a lightweight, functional tote that can hold a ton. This iconic design, with Goyard's characteristic optical illusional Y monogram and the piled dots that constructs in various colors, is well worth investing in.

Alto Hat Box Bag  

Goyard is renowned as the originator of luxury baggage for its artistry in constructing personalized luggage that is both practical and aesthetically beautiful. It was founded in Paris in 1853, one year before Louis Vuitton. The rounded exterior of the Alto Hat Box Bag is inspired by the brand's hat boxes designed for aristocratic travelers in the nineteenth century, with round calfskin handles and signature lock clasp. The bag is delicate and compact, but it has enough capacity to place keys and small wallets inside.