Ferragamo
Cage Bag — Natural
Woven Leather · Gold hardware
Estimated resale value today
Down $1,502 (-57%) vs. original retail of $2,650
24H
▼ 0.1%
1W
▼ 1.6%
1M
▼ 1.6%
1Y
—
Estimated from a researched valuation model for this style, blended with live eBay listing data — the more comps we have, the more they influence the number.
About the Cage Bag
Introduced in 2022, the Cage bag translates the woven-leather "cage" construction of Salvatore Ferragamo's 1951 Kimo sandal into a rounded bucket-shaped handbag with a lightweight, architectural lattice exterior over a leather or silk-covered inner pouch. It was framed by the brand as a direct heritage revival, tying archival shoe design to a new handbag silhouette, and it stood out in Ferragamo's 2020s collections for its distinctive woven structure rather than a hardware-driven design. It trades on the resale market as a design-forward, conversation-piece Ferragamo bag rather than a everyday staple.
What affects this bag's resale value
- The woven cage construction is delicate and prone to visible snags or broken strands, which significantly affects resale grading
- Because the design is distinctive and limited in how it's been produced, well-kept examples can command stronger relative resale interest among collectors than more generic Ferragamo totes
- The condition of the inner leather or silk sock/pouch matters as much as the outer cage shell
- Neutral tones (tan, black, natural) are more broadly wearable and resell faster than bold seasonal colors
- Lower overall production volume and newer release date mean resale comps remain thinner than for long-running Ferragamo styles
Other Cage Bag variants
Frequently asked questions
- Does the Cage Bag hold its value?
- It's still building resale history since its 2022 launch, but its distinctive woven design and heritage story give it more collector interest than Ferragamo's plainer contemporary bags, generally landing around 40-50% of retail for well-preserved pieces.
- Is the Cage Bag a good investment?
- It's a design-driven purchase best suited to buyers who value its architectural, archive-referencing construction; because the woven shell is delicate, careful storage and use matter more to preserving resale value than with Ferragamo's smooth-leather bags.
Ferragamo (est. 1927) — A storied Florentine house whose modern Hug bag is still building resale history, with growing but not yet fully established demand.
This is an estimated market value, not a formal appraisal. The actual value of any individual bag depends on its condition, provenance, and what a specific buyer is willing to pay. Values shown are modeled from aggregated resale market data and update periodically.