Darryl — Black

About the Darryl

Launched in 2020, the Darryl is a slouchy saddle-shaped hobo blending equestrian details — a braided side strap and horseshoe-shaped flap — with '70s-inflected styling, sold in tote, shoulder-bag, and small saddle-bag formats from roughly $1,850 to $2,200 at retail. It arrived as part of Chloé's push toward relaxed, bohemian silhouettes under creative director Natacha Ramsay-Levi and briefly became one of the brand's more visible new styles before being scaled back in later collections.

What affects this bag's resale value

• Raffia and canvas versions are more delicate and resell for noticeably less than the calfskin leather versions
• The braided side strap is a wear point that significantly affects condition grading and resale price
• As a relatively recent (2020) design, resale supply is still limited compared to older Chloé staples
• Saddle-bag silhouette trends (driven by cross-brand demand for saddle bags generally) have periodically lifted interest in this shape
• Smaller crossbody-sized Darryls move faster on resale platforms than the larger tote/shoulder versions

Other Darryl variants

• Leather · Taupe · Gold hardware$767

Frequently asked questions

Does the Chloé Darryl hold its value?

It retains value somewhat better than Chloé's older discontinued styles since it's more recent and tied to the still-popular saddle-bag silhouette, but it still typically resells for less than half of retail.

Is the Chloé Darryl a good investment?

It's a reasonable resale bet within Chloé's range because of the on-trend saddle shape, but it's not a true investment piece — expect meaningful depreciation from retail regardless of condition.