Gabrielle Chanel opened her millinery business in Paris in 1910 and built one of the most influential fashion houses of the twentieth century. The brand became famous for relaxed elegance, jersey, tweed, perfume, and later Karl Lagerfeld's archival reinterpretations.

Chanel produces haute couture, ready to wear, handbags, shoes, jewelry, watches, fragrance, beauty, and accessories. Key codes include quilting, chains, camellias, tweed, two tone shoes, and the double C.

Quilted bags, tweed jackets, ballet flats, costume jewelry, camellias, two tone shoes, and collectible luxury accessories.

Chanel is sold through Chanel boutiques and chanel.com for selected categories. Fashion and bags circulate through authenticated resale platforms and luxury consignors.