Dior Book Tote

Only by Dior, in its boutiques and through its own online store in the countries where it operates. It is not sold by multi-brand retailers, so the New section above shows the boutique price with its source and date instead of a retailer offer.

Listings carry one of five grades: New with tags, Excellent, Very good, Good or Fair. Look at the embroidery for snags and pulled threads, the base and corners for dirt and fraying, and the handles for wear on their edges. An open tote also gathers marks inside. Personalised examples should be clearly described in the listing.

Motif and size are the starting point: Dior Oblique is the most widely traded, while seasonal designs depend on how much demand they keep. Personalisation narrows the pool of buyers, so a bag with someone else's initials usually draws less interest. Embroidery damage and a soiled base lower asking prices, as the Preloved section shows by grade.

From the best new price in your market we subtract the expected resale value of an Excellent Book Tote. We estimate it from the median EU asking price of Excellent-or-better listings over the past 90 days, as a share of the German retail reference. You get a three-year total and a yearly figure, and nothing at all when fewer than 10 listings exist.