What counts as an accessory
This collection covers the smaller leather goods and finishing pieces that sit alongside a bag: wallets and card holders, wallets on chain, pouches and clutches, belts, scarves and twillys, keychains and bag charms, and costume jewellery. They are the most accessible way into a house — a Chanel card holder or an Hermès twilly carries the same craftsmanship as the bags, at a fraction of the outlay.
Buying preloved small leather goods
Condition matters differently on accessories than on bags. A wallet lives inside a bag and is handled daily, so edge paint wear, card-slot stretching and interior marks are the things to look at rather than corner scuffs. Scarves should be checked for pulls and colour fastness, and hardware on belts and charms for plating loss. Every listing states a condition grade and is photographed closely enough to judge these details yourself.
Authentication
Accessories are authenticated to the same standard as our bags. Small leather goods carry the same construction signatures as their larger counterparts — stamping depth and alignment, stitch density, serial or date codes where the house uses them, and hardware weight. Nothing is listed until it has passed those checks and been condition-graded.
Where to buy
Shop luxury accessories online, or view pieces at our Centrepoint boutique, where smaller items are easiest to assess in person. We deliver across Singapore, and to Malaysia and Hong Kong via DHL Express, with duties and taxes included. Selling or consigning? We accept accessories as well as bags — see valuation and consignment. You may also like our bags collection.
