A Ferragamo bag is quick to visualise and difficult to summarise. In September 2026 the label’s own United States webstore carried 279 handbags, from roughly ninety top handles and stepping down through minis, clutches, crossbodies and totes. This guide traces how the collection actually behaves rather than how a catalogue prints: one headline silhouette, architectural families arranged around it, an accessible hardware line beneath it, a thin exotic tail. Every figure quoted here is an observed 2026 market price recorded on a single day, not an official price list. The house is Florentine, seated at Palazzo Spini Feroni; it trades on Borsa Italiana as SFER and has had Maximilian Davis as creative director since March 2022. Read what follows as a map rather than an inventory.<\/p>\n
This house’s leather goods are its more recent half, and any sensible reading starts there. Salvatore Ferragamo built the business on footwear from 1927; bags followed in 1965, when Fiamma Ferragamo started designing handbags and small leather goods as accessories to the shoes, while the first press article featuring a Ferragamo bag is dated 1969. Everything after that is bag history. They were conceived next to a wardrobe that already had a point of view, so a closure, not a logo, is what they are organised around. Structure was part of the package: panels held in shape, edges cleanly finished, and most silhouettes holding their shape when empty. From 1967 design and prototyping operated out of the Osmannoro facility near Florence, and „Made in Italy“ still appears on every current bag page.<\/p>\n