A 19th-century trunk shrunk to a clutch — Ghesquière’s 2015 debut.
The Petite Malle was the centrepiece of Nicolas Ghesquière’s first collection for the house (Spring 2015): a Louis Vuitton travel trunk, with its brass corners and S-lock, miniaturised into a rigid clutch.
It remains the collection’s most collectible modern silhouette, issued in a long run of canvases, leathers and artist editions.
The core Petite Malle models — every market listing and naming variant consolidated into its size.
Recorded retail price over time, all markets. Choose a model to chart its history.
Reverse Monogram Petite Malle — U.S. retail, yearly median from 6 dated archive records (BragMyBag, brand-site archives, manual research). 2019: C$6,212 → 2025: C$8,007 (+29%).
Current brand.com price per market. Green = cheapest.
USC$9,767
CAC$9,364
GBC$9,422
FRC$8,565
DEC$9,111
ITC$8,808
JPC$8,859
CNC$9,868
HKC$26,902
KRC$10,604
SGC$9,993
AUC$26,413
AEC$9,650Live resale availability for Petite Malle across the resellers we track.
Recorded used / resale price over time.
Q2 2026: C$2,303 → Q3 2026: C$3,622 across 58 live listings. Used-market tracking began in 2026, so this series is young.
Affordable look-alikes in the same silhouette — real bags from contemporary & high-street labels we track, cheapest first.














11 limited-edition Petite Malle bags in the catalogue — collaborations, seasonal capsules and one-offs.










