Le City
The moto bag — fashion’s definitive 2000s it-bag, reborn as Le City.
Nicolas Ghesquière’s motorcycle bag — the City, launched 2001 — defined an entire era: crinkled, broken-in lambskin, whipstitched handles, studs, tassels and a mirror in the pocket. It was carried by practically every 2000s icon and never really left the resale market.
After being discontinued, the design returned as “Le City” in 2024, faithful to the original pattern in sizes from Nano to Medium — while two decades of originals continue to trade actively on the used market.
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YouTubeMG Review
TheMonogram’s consolidated rating for the Le City — blended from real customer reviews and expert editorial, weighted by volume.
What owners sayThe Blackout mini goes with everything and is the perfect day-to-night size, but the classic studs read too edgy and grungy for me and the version names are confusing.
What experts sayA divisive love-it-or-hate-it bag: versatile in its minimalist Blackout form, but the studded hardware won't suit classic-and-glam tastes.
The Models
The core Le City models — every market listing and naming variant consolidated into its size.
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Pick a size to see its typical new (retail) and used (resale) price, how each has moved over time, and where to buy.
Retail · buy new
US$2,590
CA$2,504
GB$2,590
FR$2,480
DE$2,480
IT$2,480
CH$2,503
JP$2,426
HK$2,537
KR$2,632
SG$2,662
AU$2,746
AE$2,543Resale · buy used
Dupes
Affordable look-alikes for each model — the real contemporary & high-street bags we track that most resemble it.
