Hannah Luxe Ateliar
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Authenticated pre-loved · Singapore

Hannah
Luxe

A structured black quilted handbag with gold hardware beside a seated model against a bone-white studio backdrop

Designer bags and small leather goods, bought and sold since 2023. Every piece is inspected, graded and photographed exactly as it is.

Inspected in personGraded, not flatteredPhotographed as it isBox and dust bag where we have themAsk on WhatsAppSee it at the shop before you buy Inspected in personGraded, not flatteredPhotographed as it isBox and dust bag where we have themAsk on WhatsAppSee it at the shop before you buy
Featured
01
This week

The piece
people ask
about

Dior Lady D-Joy in fuchsia patent cannage leather with gold DIOR charms
Dior Lady D-Joy, view 2 of 3
Dior Lady D-Joy, view 3 of 3
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DiorLady D-Joy

S$3,850

A+Fuchsia patent cannage

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Featured

Fuchsia patent cannage with the full run of gold charms, and the shape that made the Lady line. Slide to see the interior and how it wears. Everything here is one of one, so if it is still on the page it is still in the shop.

Just arrived

New in

All new arrivals

Every photograph on this site is the actual piece, taken in the shop. Nothing is a catalogue stock image.

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Carried,
not stored

A well-made bag has thirty years in it. Most are resold within three. What you are buying here is the difference between those two numbers.

Why pre-loved

The bag was
always going
to outlast
the season

A well-made bag has thirty years in it. Most are resold within three. What you are buying here is the difference between those two numbers, and it is usually thirty to fifty per cent of the retail price.

A model walking away from camera in a camel coat with a soft brown leather shoulder bag

We buy in person, from people in Singapore, one piece at a time. That is slower than importing pallets, and it is the reason we can tell you where a bag came from.

A photograph that hides the corners is not a photograph, it is a sales pitch.

The house rule, since 2023
The edit

Browse by

Houses currently in the shop

Hannah Luxe Ateliar is an independent reseller. We are not affiliated with, authorised by or connected to any of the houses named above. UNCONFIRMED: whether Chanel and Hermes are also carried, and should be listed

Authentication

Five checks,
then it goes
on the shelf

Hardware weight and stamping. Stitch count and angle. Date code or serial against the leather it sits on. Lining, glazing and edge paint. Smell, which sounds unserious and catches more fakes than any of the others.

If a piece fails any one of them we do not list it, and we tell the person who brought it in why. Anything we cannot resolve ourselves goes to a paid third-party authentication service before it is sold.

Extreme close-up of quilted leather stitching and a gold chain link with a jeweller's loupe behind
Dior Lady D-Joy in fuchsia patent cannage leather, shown open
One of one

Nothing here
comes in
a second
size

Every piece on this site is a single object that already exists. There is no other colourway, no restock and no waiting list. If it is on the page it is on the shelf, and when it goes the page says so rather than quietly dropping it.

one object, three photographs
Close up

What a photograph
has to show

Corners, feet, plating and lining. The four places a listing photograph is usually cropped to avoid, shown here at the size you would actually need to judge them.

Macro detail of diamond quilt stitching and a polished gold chain link

Stitch count and plating, at the corner where wear shows first

The interior lining of a bag, opened to show the seams and pockets

Lining and seams, photographed open rather than described

A tan handbag laid out with its dust bag, box lid, card and luggage tag
Sell or consign

Send a photo,
get a number

Message the bag on WhatsApp and you will get an indicative offer the same day, usually within a couple of hours. Bring it in, we check it properly, and you are paid on the spot if you take the outright offer.

Outright purchase pays less and pays today. Consignment pays more and pays when it sells. Both are explained in full, with the actual percentages, on the page below.

Come and see it

Hold it before
you buy it

Nothing on this site is bought online. You see a piece, you ask about it on WhatsApp, and if it is right you come to the shop and look at it properly before any money changes hands.

Far East Plaza, Scotts Road. UNCONFIRMED: unit number, floor and opening hours not supplied in the questionnaire

A minimal bone-white boutique shopfront with a glass door in a black steel frame
The interior of a small minimal boutique with handbags spaced along a pale oak shelf

The
collection

Everything currently in the shop. One of each, because that is how resale works: when a piece is gone it is gone.

Cognac leather top-handle flap bag with a gold S-lock, shown on its box
Louis Vuitton Top-Handle Flap, view 2 of 3
Louis Vuitton Top-Handle Flap, view 3 of 3
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Louis VuittonTop-Handle Flap

S$1,980

ACognac leather

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Featured piece

Cognac leather with a gold S-lock, the shoulder strap still with it, and the kind of grain that only reads properly at this size. Three photographs, taken in the shop, of this exact bag.

Handbags

In the shop
now

Slide each card to see the other angles. Tap enquire and WhatsApp opens with the piece already named.

A structured black leather top-handle bag held in both hands against a bone-white backdrop
One of oneThere is no second size, no other colourway and no restock. Every piece on this page is the only one of it we have.
Handbags, continued

And these

Sold
MCM Patricia flap bag in red and white leather with its patterned dust bag
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MCMPatricia Flap

S$520

SoldRed and white

Small leather goods

Wallets
& pouches

All small leather
Navy long wallet in textured leather, shown closed and open
Long Wallet, view 2 of 2
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UNCONFIRMED: house not readable in the photographsLong Wallet

S$340

B+Navy textured leather

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Red compact folding wallet shown open and in profile
Compact Wallet, view 2 of 2
1/2

UNCONFIRMED: house not readable in the photographsCompact Wallet

S$310

ARed leather

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Prices shown throughout this demonstration are indicative Singapore resale rates, benchmarked on 18 September 2026 against published listings at Luxury Preloved SG and LUX.R. They are placeholders for Hannah's own figures and are not offers. UNCONFIRMED: actual asking prices to be supplied by the client
Four pieces show a single photograph rather than a slider. Those are the four items in the Facebook album with only one usable frame, because every other shot of them carries an emoji sticker over the hardware. A short photo session would fix all four.
Category 01

Handbags

Flaps, totes, top handles and shoulder bags from Dior, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Saint Laurent, Burberry and MCM. One of each, all in the shop, all photographed as they are.

Grade is explained on the authentication page, and it is deliberately harsher than the market norm.

A structured black leather top-handle bag held in both hands against a bone-white backdrop
Saint Laurent Kate in burgundy crocodile-embossed leather with a silver tassel
Saint Laurent Kate with Tassel, view 2 of 3
Saint Laurent Kate with Tassel, view 3 of 3
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Saint LaurentKate with Tassel

S$1,380

ABurgundy embossed

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Featured piece

Burgundy crocodile-embossed calfskin with the silver tassel, shown front, side and open. The embossing is the detail worth seeing large: it is cut, not printed.

Sold
MCM Patricia flap bag in red and white leather with its patterned dust bag
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MCMPatricia Flap

S$520

SoldRed and white

Before you choose

Four things
worth knowing

01

Canvas ages differently to leather

Coated canvas takes corner wear and keeps its shape. Untreated vachetta darkens and will never go back. Neither is damage. Both are priced in, and both are shown in the photographs rather than described around.

02

A full set is worth roughly a tenth

Box, dust bag, card and receipt add about ten per cent to what a piece sells for, and rather more to how quickly it sells. We list what is present and never imply what is not.

03

Grade B+ is not a warning

It means honest use and a price that reflects it. A B+ bag from a house that made it properly will outlast an A-grade bag from one that did not. If something is structurally wrong we do not grade it, we decline it.

04

Hardware is the tell

Plating wears at the corners and on the feet first. Those two places are in the slider on every bag, close, because they are where a photograph is usually cropped to hide something.

Four small leather goods laid out in a column on a pale grey surface
Category 02

Wallets

Long wallets, compact folds, chain pouches and phone holders. The way most people buy their first piece from a house, and the way most people find this shop.

Small leather goods take the hardest life of anything we sell, so the slider on each one opens the interior. That is where the wear actually is.

Navy long wallet in textured leather, shown closed and open
Long Wallet, view 2 of 2
1/2

UNCONFIRMED: house not readable in the photographsLong Wallet

S$340

B+Navy textured leather

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Red compact folding wallet shown open and in profile
Compact Wallet, view 2 of 2
1/2

UNCONFIRMED: house not readable in the photographsCompact Wallet

S$310

ARed leather

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Two pieces above carry a visible marker where the house name would be, because it cannot be read from any photograph in the album. On a live site they would be confirmed with Hannah before listing, never guessed. That is the same rule the authentication page describes, applied to ourselves.
Added this week

New in

A cream leather handbag half lifted out of a grey gift box with tissue paper and a dust bag
Six piecesListed within twenty four hours of passing authentication, and photographed the day they landed.
First refusal

One of each.
So being told
first matters

Most pieces here sell within a week, and the ones people want sell within a day. Join the WhatsApp broadcast and you see new stock the morning it is listed, before it reaches the site or Facebook.

Say which houses and which price range, and you only get messaged about those. No more than three messages a week.

Join the broadcast

You can leave at any time by replying STOP. Under Singapore's Do Not Call rules a broadcast list needs your clear consent first, which is why this is a message you send us rather than a box we tick for you.

By house

Six houses,
fourteen pieces

Most people arrive at a resale shop with a house already in mind. This is the whole shop sorted that way, with the count beside each one so you know before you click whether it is worth the trip.

Counts are what is physically in the shop today. UNCONFIRMED: whether Chanel and Hermes are also carried. Both appear in the Facebook album but could not be confirmed as current stock

What we carry, and why

House by house

01

Saint Laurent

Chevron and quilted calfskin, gold or silver. The Envelope and the Kate are the two that move fastest here.

02

Dior

Cannage, patent and the charm sets. The Lady line is the one people come in already knowing they want.

03

Gucci

GG Supreme canvas, the web stripe and the Dionysus tiger head. The widest range in the shop and the easiest entry price.

04

Louis Vuitton

Monogram canvas and Empreinte leather. The most resold house in the world, which is exactly why the checks matter most here.

05

Burberry

Grained leather in plain black and tan. Quietly built, and priced well below where it should sit.

06

MCM

Visetos and colour-blocked leather. The entry point into this shop for a lot of first-time buyers.

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IndependentHannah Luxe Ateliar is not affiliated with, authorised by or connected to any of the houses on this page. We resell genuine pieces and say so on every one.
The part that matters

Real,
or it does
not sell

Anyone can photograph a bag well. The only question that matters in resale is whether the person selling it would be able to tell if it were fake, and whether they would tell you.

Extreme macro of quilted leather, stitching and a gold chain link with a jeweller's loupe behind
At this magnificationStitch count, plating and grain are evidence rather than decoration. This is the scale the checks are actually done at.
The interior lining of a bag opened to show seams and pockets
Five checks

Every piece,
every time

Nothing is listed until all five pass. There is no partial pass and no benefit of the doubt, because the cost of being wrong once is the whole business.

Hannah has been buying and selling these bags for three years. That is long enough to have handled hundreds of the same models, which is the only thing that genuinely trains the eye. Where a piece is unusual, rare, or simply does not feel right, it goes to a paid third-party authenticator before it is sold, at our cost.

In order

What gets
looked at

01

Hardware

Weight in the hand first, then the stamping. Genuine hardware is heavier than it looks and the lettering is struck, not printed. Plating that has worn through to a yellow base rather than a white one is the common tell.

02

Stitch count and angle

Every house has a count per inch and an angle it holds at the corners. Counterfeits are made on faster machines and the count drifts. Corners are where it shows first.

03

Date code against leather

A code is easy to fake. A code that matches the leather, the hardware finish and the lining of the year it claims is much harder. The code alone proves nothing and is not treated as proof.

04

Lining, glazing, edge paint

The three things a factory copying a bag has least reason to get right, because a buyer looking at a photograph never sees them. Which is exactly why they are checked.

05

Smell

It sounds unserious. It catches more than any of the others. Tanned leather, adhesive and synthetic coating all smell specific, and a copy usually smells of solvent for months.

06

Then, the grade

Only once a piece has passed is it graded and priced. Condition is assessed after authenticity, never alongside it, so that a beautiful fake never gets a flattering grade on its way through.

The scale

How we grade,
and why it is harsh

Most resale grading is generous, because a generous grade sells faster. Ours runs one step below the market norm on purpose. A customer who opens the box and finds it better than described comes back.

A+As new

Unworn or worn once or twice. No visible wear anywhere, including the feet and the underside of the hardware. Full set present.

AExcellent

Light use, visible only on close inspection and photographed where it exists. No structural fault, no odour, no repairs.

B+Good, honest use

Corner rub, plating wear or interior marks that a person will notice. Everything functions. Priced for it, and shown in the slider.

BWell used

Significant wear, possibly a professional repair, always disclosed with what was done and by whom.

No gradeDeclined

Structural damage, an unrecorded repair, or anything that fails a check. Not graded, not priced, not sold. Returned to the owner with the reason.

Straight answers

The awkward
questions

What happens if I have it checked elsewhere and it fails?
Full refund, and we pay the authentication fee as well. That offer stands for fourteen days from purchase and applies to any paid authentication service. We would also want to see the report, because if we have made a mistake we need to know how.
Do you issue a certificate?
No, and be careful of anyone who does. A certificate issued by the shop selling you the bag is worth exactly as much as the shop's word, which is what you were relying on anyway. What we give you instead is the fourteen day re-check above, which costs us money if we are wrong and a certificate never does.
Where do the bags come from?
Individuals in Singapore, one piece at a time, either bought outright or taken on consignment. We do not buy job lots and we do not import unseen. It is a slower way to build stock and it is the reason we can tell you a bag's history rather than guess at it.
Can I see the piece before I commit to anything?
That is the only way this works. Nothing is sold through this website. You message about a piece, we put it aside, and you look at it in the shop with the checks explained in front of you before any money changes hands.
You are not an authorised dealer. Is this legal?
Yes. Reselling a genuine item you own is lawful, and naming the house that made it is permitted so long as nobody is led to think we are connected to them. We are an independent reseller, we say so on every page, and we have no affiliation with any of the houses whose pieces we carry.
Sell or consign

Sell
to us

Send one photograph on WhatsApp and you will have an indicative number the same day. No appointment, no form, no valuation fee.

A tan handbag laid out with its dust bag, box lid, blank card and luggage tag
Four steps

How it works

01

Photograph it

Front, interior, and the date code or serial if you can find it. Daylight, no filter. Send them on WhatsApp. If you cannot find the code, send what you have and we will tell you where to look.

02

Get a range, same day

You get a range rather than a single figure, because condition decides the rest and a photograph cannot settle it. The range is honest: the final number lands inside it unless we find something the photographs did not show.

03

Bring it in

Fifteen minutes at the shop. The five checks, in front of you, with the reasons said out loud. You will know more about your own bag afterwards than you did walking in.

04

Choose how you are paid

Outright, and you leave with the money. Or consignment, where it sells at a higher price and you are paid after. Both figures are put in front of you together so you can see exactly what the choice costs.

The two options

Money today,
or more money later

Option A

Outright purchase

We buy the piece from you and it becomes ours. Paid on the day, before you leave.

  • Paid the same day
  • No waiting on a buyer
  • No risk to you if it does not sell
  • A lower figure than consignment, because we carry that risk instead

UNCONFIRMED: the actual percentage Hannah pays on outright purchase

Option B

Consignment

The piece stays yours. We photograph it, authenticate it, list it and sell it, and you are paid when it does.

  • A higher final figure
  • You set the floor price with us
  • Take it back at any time, no fee
  • You wait, and there is no guarantee of when

UNCONFIRMED: the consignment commission rate and the minimum listing period

Both boxes above carry a visible marker because the commercial terms were not in the questionnaire. They are the first thing to settle before this page goes live, since everything else on it is only credible once the numbers are real.
The interior of a small minimal boutique with handbags spaced along a pale oak shelf
What we take

And what
we do not

Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Celine, Prada, Burberry and MCM. Bags, wallets and small leather goods.

We do not take anything we cannot authenticate to our own satisfaction, anything with an undisclosed repair, or anything a customs or police matter attaches to. We will also say no to a piece that is genuine but will not sell here, and we will tell you where it probably will.

Hermes is taken by appointment only, because the checks take longer and need to be done unhurried.

Before you message

Common questions

I do not have the box or the receipt. Can I still sell it?
Yes. Most pieces we buy arrive without either. It affects the figure by roughly ten per cent, not whether we are interested. What matters far more is the condition of the corners, the hardware and the interior.
How long does consignment usually take?
Popular models in good condition typically move within two to four weeks. Unusual colours, very large sizes and seasonal pieces take considerably longer. We will tell you which one yours is before you commit, rather than after.
What if you think my bag is not genuine?
We tell you, in person, and we show you what we are looking at and why. We will not buy it and we will not list it. You take it away with you. We do not report anyone, and we do not keep a piece we have declined.
Can you come to me?
For a single piece, no. For several pieces at once, ask. UNCONFIRMED: whether Hannah offers home visits and any conditions on them
Since 2023

A small
shop

One person, one counter, and a few dozen bags at a time. That is not a limitation we are apologising for. It is the reason every piece here has actually been handled by the person selling it to you.

A small minimal boutique interior with handbags spaced along a pale oak shelf and daylight from a tall window
How it started

Selling to
friends, then
to strangers

Hannah Truong Thi My Leong started the way most people in this trade do: selling her own bags, then bags for friends who trusted her eye more than their own.

Three years and seventeen thousand followers later it is a business with a shop, a register and a UEN, and the way it works has not changed. Somebody brings in a bag. It gets checked properly. It gets photographed as it is. Somebody else comes to look at it, holds it, and knows exactly what they are getting.

Most of what is written on this site is only interesting because it is dull: the same five checks, the same harsh grade, the same honest photograph, every time. In a trade where the whole risk sits on the buyer, dull is the entire product.

2023Trading since
17,000Followers on Facebook
6Houses currently carried
1Of each piece, always

Dull is the entire product.

Hannah Truong Thi My Leong
What you can expect

Four commitments

01

The photograph is the bag

Every image of a piece on this site is the actual item, taken in the shop. No stock photography, no studio retouch, no borrowed press image. If a bag has a mark, the mark is in the slider.

02

The grade is honest

Graded one step below the market norm, deliberately. Every fault is written down even when it makes the listing read worse.

03

Fourteen days to check us

Take any purchase to a paid authenticator. If it fails, full refund and we cover the fee.

04

One person answers

The WhatsApp number on this site is Hannah's. It is not a call centre and it is not a bot, which is why it is sometimes an hour rather than a minute.

A structured black leather top-handle bag held in both hands
Where we came from

Seventeen
thousand
people already
follow this

This site does not replace the Facebook page, it gives it somewhere to send people. The page stays where new stock is posted first and where most customers still message from.

What the page cannot do is be found by somebody searching for a pre-loved Gucci in Singapore at eleven at night, show four angles of one bag in a row, or stay open when the shop is shut. That is the whole reason for this.

Find us

Visit

Everything on this site is physically in the shop. Message about a piece and we will have it out on the counter when you arrive.

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The shop

Far East Plaza
14 Scotts Road

Singapore 228213 UNCONFIRMED: unit number and floor not supplied

Nearest MRT Orchard, exit toward Scotts Road, about six minutes on foot. UNCONFIRMED: confirm the exit letter with the client

Hours

Monday to Saturday
11.00am to 7.30pm

Sunday by appointment. UNCONFIRMED: opening hours were not given in the questionnaire and are placeholders

Message

+65 8727 7357

WhatsApp is the fastest route and the one Hannah answers herself. Calls during shop hours.

A domain mailbox such as hello@hannahluxe.sg is the obvious first upgrade on the personal Gmail currently in use. UNCONFIRMED: which address should be shown publicly

How it works

From the website
to the counter

Nothing is sold through this site. It exists to show you what is in the shop clearly enough that the trip is worth making.

01

See it here

Slide through the photographs of any piece. Two or three angles of the actual item, including the corners and the interior, so you know what you are coming to see.

02

Ask on WhatsApp

Tap enquire on the piece, or the green button in the corner of any page. The message opens with the item already named, so you never have to describe which bag you mean.

03

We put it aside

Tell us when you are coming and it will be on the counter, out of the cabinet, when you arrive. No deposit, no commitment.

04

Decide in person

Hold it, open it, look at the hardware under the light. If it is right, you buy it at the shop. If it is not, that is a perfectly good outcome and nobody will push you.

This is deliberately the whole flow. There is no cart, no checkout and no online payment, because there is no payment system set up and a website should not promise one. If Hannah later wants to sell online, Wix Stores can be switched on behind the same enquiry buttons without redesigning a page.
Practical

Questions before
you come down

Is everything on the site actually in the shop?
Yes. There is no warehouse and no drop-shipping. If it is on the site, it is on the shelf, and if it has sold it is marked sold rather than quietly removed, so you can see what moves and how fast.
Can you hold something for me?
Until the end of the next day, free, no deposit. Longer than that only with a deposit, because holding a one-of-one piece means turning other people away from it.
Can I buy without coming in?
Ask. For a customer who cannot travel we will send extra photographs and a short video, and arrange payment and delivery directly over WhatsApp. It is not the normal route and it is handled case by case. UNCONFIRMED: whether Hannah offers delivery, and on what terms
Can I part-exchange a bag against one of yours?
Yes, and it is usually the best value route if you are selling anyway, because the figure applied against a purchase is higher than the outright cash offer. Bring both and we will work it out at the counter.
Do you speak Mandarin or Vietnamese?
Yes. UNCONFIRMED: confirm which languages Hannah wants stated publicly, and whether the site should later run a second language
Tip: hover the right side of any section, then click "Why this?" to see the design thinking behind it.