The Chanel Boy Bag was first introduced in Chanel’s Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. Named after Boy Capel, Coco Chanel’s great love. The bag features a front flap with a unique clasp and includes a chain and leather strap. The Boy Bag has been part of Chanel’s collections ever since and one of the brand’s biggest sellers.
Information on all the different styles of Chanel Boy Bags from different seasons. Click on the picture to jump to the specific reference guide detailing sizes, prices, measurements of a particular bag style.
Chanel Boy Styles
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Chanel Paris-Salzburg Boy and Classic Flap Bag Reference Guide
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Chanel Spring / Summer 2015 Act 1 Bag Collection featuring Vintage Throwbacks
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Le Bon Marché x Webster 'White Collection' Available Online
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Countdown to Spotted Fashion's Top Posts of 2014!
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Chanel Métiers d'Art Pre-Fall 2015 Runway Collection
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Chanel Cruise 2015 Bag Collection featuring Boy Flaps in Rose Gold
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Preview of the Chanel Spring / Summer 2015 Runway Bags with Tie Dyed Boy Bags
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Chanel Fall/Winter 2014 Ad Campaign Featuring a Sportier Collection
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Preview of the Chanel Cruise 2015 Bag collection featuring that Gas Can
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Chanel Spring / Summer 2014 Bag Collection for Act 2
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The Best Red and Pink Bags on Instagram for Valentines Day
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Watch: The Shiniest Chanel Boy Bag Revealed in All its Glory
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The Chanel So Black Bag Collection Reference Guide
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Chanel Pre-Spring 2014 Bag Collection Act 1 are Released!
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Chanel Spring 2014 Act I Bags and Accessories Collection
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Chanel Nubuck Chevron Boy Bag Reference Guide
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Chanel Boy Chevron Mix Leather Flap Bag From Spring/Summer 2016
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Chanel Iridescent Calfskin Boy Bags From Spring 2016 Act 1
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Chanel Boy and Classic Flap Bags with Iridescent Hardware
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Chanel Boy Bag with Patent Trim and Goatskin from Pre-Fall 2015
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Chanel Bags in Europe Increase by 20% on Most Classics and Boy Flaps
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Chanel Boy Chevron Flap Bags for Spring / Summer 2015
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Chanel Patent Boy Bag from Cruise 2015 features Plexiglass Closure
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Chanel Boy Bags from Fall / Winter 2014 Collection Act 2