Regina Romero Anabel Bag in Black Chevron Quilted Leather

Top Handle Satchel / Tote with Crossbody Strap · Regina Romero; a prominent Mexican luxury brand founded in 1984, known for high-quality leather goods and artisan craftsmanship in the premium/accessible luxury tier.

Collection: Anabel Collection; part of the brand's permanent or signature line recognized by the chevron quilting and structured silhouette.

Regina Romero Anabel Bag in Black Chevron Quilted Leather

Style

Top Handle Satchel / Tote with Crossbody Strap

Brand

Regina Romero; a prominent Mexican luxury brand founded in 1984, known for high-quality leather goods and artisan craftsmanship in the premium/accessible luxury tier.

Material

Premium smooth bovine leather with high-density chevron quilting. It features a structured, boxy construction with piped edges and machine-stitched precision.

Dimensions

Approximately 22cm Width x 20cm Height x 10cm Depth; Handle drop of 10cm; Long strap drop of 50-55cm. It is a 'Small' to 'Medium' size variant.

Description

The Anabel bag is a sophisticated, architectural satchel that balances Mexican heritage with modern design. Its rigid structure and bold chevron quilting offer a professional yet fashionable aesthetic, easily transitioning from day to evening.

Key Features

Distinctive 'RM' square logo plaque, deep-set chevron quilting that meets in a central seam, and high-shine gold grommet handle attachments.

Material & Construction

Premium smooth bovine leather with high-density chevron quilting. It features a structured, boxy construction with piped edges and machine-stitched precision.

Color & Pattern

Classic Black with a V-shaped Chevron (herringbone) quilted pattern. This is a permanent, versatile colorway for the brand.

Hardware Details

Gold-tone hardware including circular handle grommets and a square-enclosed 'RM' Regina Romero logo plaque on the lower center face.

Interior Description

Typically lined in a durable branded textile or smooth synthetic material, featuring one zippered pocket and one or two open slip pockets for organization.

Closure Type

Top zipper closure for security, recessed slightly below the top handles.

Strap & Handle Details

Dual rolled leather top handles and a detachable, matching flat leather shoulder strap with adjustable buckle.

Craftsmanship Details

High stitch-per-inch count on quilting to prevent threading; burnished and painted edges; symmetrical alignment of the V-pattern across the front panel.

Authentication Indicators

Symmetry of the chevron points at the center line, crisp 'RM' engraving on the logo plate, and tight, consistent stitching along the quilting lines.

Origin & Manufacturing

Handmade in Mexico (Leon, Guanajuato region), known for world-class leather tanning and artisanal shoemaking/handbag assembly.

Era & Period

Contemporary (2020s); follows the global trend of 'It-Bag' structured satchels with geometric quilting popular in modern luxury.

Age Estimate

Produced circa 2021-2023, based on the current logo plate design and quilting style.

Cultural Significance

Represents the 'Modern Mexico' movement in fashion—moving away from traditional folk aesthetics toward international high-fashion standards using local materials.

Condition Notes

Appears to be in Excellent to Very Good condition; the leather retains its high sheen, no visible corner scuffing in the frame, and hardware plating is bright.

Value Estimate

Retail price approx. $4,000 - $6,000 MXN ($240-$350 USD). Resale value typically ranges from $150 - $250 USD depending on condition.

Care & Maintenance

Wipe with a soft, damp cloth; use a leather conditioner every 6 months. Store with stuffing to maintain the boxy shape and avoid crushing the quilting.

Similar Handbags

Lady Dior (different quilting), Saint Laurent Loulou (softer structure), and the Coach Cassie (more casual). The Anabel is more structured than the YSL counterpart.

Interesting Facts

Regina Romero was the first Mexican brand to be sold in high-end department stores like Palacio de Hierro, revolutionizing the perception of Mexican luxury leather goods.

Identified on 5/5/2026