A YSL bag costs from around $1,850 at Coveti for a small chain bag to $7,410 for the largest leather models, and the median is $4,070. Here is how Saint Laurent prices break down by model, with the full bag edit to compare.
Prices by model
These are the current Coveti prices in US dollars for the Saint Laurent bags we stock this season.
| Model | Coveti price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Cassandre Small Chain Clutch | $1,850 |
| Cassandre Small Chain Pouch | $1,850 |
| Niki Chain Pouch | $2,170 |
| Loulou Mini Camera Bag | $2,470 |
| Cassandre Pouch on Chain | $2,650 to $2,800 |
| Loulou Camera Bag | $2,790 to $3,110 |
| Niki Mini Shopping | $2,960 |
| Niki Mini | $2,960 to $3,200 |
| Mini Voltaire | $2,960 |
| Loulou Mini | $2,960 to $3,120 |
| Kate Small | $3,040 |
| Kate Clutch | $3,040 to $4,070 |
| Gaby Vanity | $3,040 to $4,070 |
| Le 5 À 7 Supple Crossbody | $3,200 |
| Puffer Toy | $3,260 to $3,520 |
| Le 5 À 7 | $3,280 |
| Loulou Toy Crossbody | $3,280 |
| Gaby Vanity Large | $3,600 to $3,760 |
| Nano Sac de Jour | $3,600 to $4,390 |
| Mini Sac de Jour Boston | $3,600 |
| Loulou Small | $3,760 to $4,070 |
| Le 5 À 7 Supple Small | $3,760 to $4,230 |
| Kate Clutch on Chain | $4,070 |
| Baby Sac de Jour | $4,070 to $4,230 |
| Solferino Mini Top Handle | $4,070 |
| Amalia Mini Hobo | $4,070 |
| Niki Baby | $4,230 |
| Envelope Medium | $4,230 |
| Jamie Shoulder Pouch | $4,230 |
| Le 5 À 7 Supple Large | $4,230 to $4,550 |
| Sunset Medium | $4,310 |
| Loulou Medium | $4,310 to $4,710 |
| Puffer Small | $4,380 to $4,550 |
| Icarino | $4,390 |
| Le 5 À 7 Baby Bea | $4,390 |
| Loulou Top-Handle | $4,390 |
| Niki Medium | $4,550 |
| Loulou Large | $4,790 |
| Simone Medium | $5,190 |
| Niki Soft Medium | $5,190 |
| Mombasa Small | $5,340 |
| Jamie Shopping Small | $5,340 |
| Niki Shopping | $5,500 to $6,460 |
| Mombasa Medium | $5,660 |
| Amalia | $5,980 |
| Icare Hobo | $6,140 |
| Icare Medium | $6,300 to $7,250 |
| Amalia Medium | $6,300 |
| Jamie Shopping | $7,250 |
| Mombasa Large | $7,410 |
What changes the price
Size is the biggest factor: the same Loulou costs more as it gets bigger. Material is next. Crocodile-embossed leather, suede, shearling and exotic finishes cost more than smooth calfskin, and quilted lambskin sits in between.
Saint Laurent prices against other houses
Saint Laurent leather bags are generally priced below the equivalent Chanel and Hermes bags and close to Loewe and Bottega Veneta. Read is YSL worth it for our view on value.
Saint Laurent bags by price band
Under $2,000: the wallet on chain, card holders on chains and the smallest Kate and Loulou sizes. $2,000 to $4,000: the small and medium Loulou, Le 5 à 7, the Simone and most crossbody bags. Over $4,000: the Sac de Jour in larger sizes, the Icare and bags in exotic-effect and shearling finishes.
Do YSL prices go up?
Luxury houses review prices regularly, usually upwards, and Saint Laurent has followed that pattern. Coveti prices follow the current Saint Laurent list price, so the table above reflects today.
Getting the most for your money
Pick the size you will use, not the largest. Choose grained leather if the bag is for every day. A black bag with gold hardware is the easiest to resell. Read every YSL bag explained to match the model to how you carry.
Shop by price
- Saint Laurent Cassandre Small Chain Clutch in Lambskin, $1,850
- Saint Laurent Cassandre Small Chain Pouch in Shiny Leather, $1,850
- Saint Laurent Niki Chain Pouch in Vintage Leather, Black, $2,170
- Saint Laurent Niki Chain Pouch in Vintage Leather, White, $2,170
- Saint Laurent Loulou Mini Camera Bag in Lambskin, White, $2,470
- Saint Laurent Cassandre Pouch on Chain in Suede, $2,650
- Saint Laurent Loulou Camera Bag in Matelassé Lambskin, White, $2,790
- Saint Laurent Cassandre Pouch on Chain in Smooth Leather, $2,800
- Saint Laurent Niki Mini Shopping in Vintage Leather, Clear Beige, $2,960
- Saint Laurent Niki Mini Shopping in Vintage Leather, White, $2,960
See every piece on the Saint Laurent brand page.
Saint Laurent at a glance
- Founded: Paris, 1961, by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé
- First couture show: 29 January 1962
- Logo: the Cassandre YSL monogram, drawn by A. M. Cassandre in 1961
- Signature: Le Smoking, the first tuxedo for women, 1966
- Owner: Kering, since 1999
- Creative director: Anthony Vaccarello, since 2016
- Made in: Italy for most ready-to-wear, bags and shoes, with some pieces made in France and Japan
Buying Saint Laurent at Coveti
Every Saint Laurent piece at Coveti is 100% authentic and checked before dispatch. Each product page lists the composition, the country of origin, the sizes Saint Laurent makes for that style and the brand’s own fit note. Coveti ships worldwide by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority, insured and signature required. Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, so local duties are payable on import. Browse the full Saint Laurent edit, and for sizing read the Saint Laurent size guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a YSL bag?
At Coveti, Saint Laurent bags currently range from about $1,850 to $7,410, with a median of $4,070.
What is the cheapest YSL bag?
The wallet on chain and the smallest Kate and Loulou sizes are the lowest priced Saint Laurent bags.
How much is a YSL Loulou?
The Loulou price depends on size and leather; see the current Coveti prices in the table above.
Why are YSL bags expensive?
They are made in Italy in calfskin and lambskin with metal hardware, and the Cassandre logo carries brand value. Size and material move the price most.
By Gemma Deeks, Fashion Editor at Coveti. Prices and availability checked on 18 October 2026.
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