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There's never been a more hotly sought-after bag than the Prada Cleo. Launched in 2020, the woven tote has swathed every social feed and adorned the arms of everyone from street style stars to editors and celebrities.

To ensure you're getting the real thing, make sure it has the house's brand stamp. Usually, this stamp is on the triangle logo plaque or an interior pocket tag.

Saffiano Leather


Prada bags are well-known for their impeccable designs that seamlessly blend tradition with revolutionary innovation. Browse the collection of authentic Prada bags for women at WGACA to find your signature style. Choose a mini-logo-plaque bag that has long shoulder or crossbody straps to make it easier to carry. You can also opt for an iconic tote bag with an expansive compartment that is elongated to accommodate essentials. Our selection of pre-owned Prada bags comes in a variety of styles, from sleek and minimal to elegant silhouettes with exquisite detailing. These bags feature iconic geometric figures with reimagined shapes, classic silhouettes. They will elevate your outfit with a sophisticated sophistication.

Re:Nylon

It has always been a crucial material for Prada. The debut of the brand's '84 collection of Pocone nylon in its bag and accessory line earned the world's attention, and Miuccia Prada later expanded the collection with nylon dresses for her own label as well as Linea Rossa (the nylon-heavy, hypebeast-ready diffusion line that Frank Ocean recently decked himself out in at the Met Gala). Now the powerhouse Milan-based house has reimagined its iconic nylon bags by turning them into sustainable re:Nylon fabrications. The new collection features six classic designs - a belt bag (pictured), a shoulder bag (pictured) as well as bags for totes (pictured), a duffle bag (pictured), and two backpacks - made of recycled ECONYL fabrics made from recycled plastics and fishing nets.

The recycled material is the result of a collaboration with Aquafil, a textile yarn producer in Italy which produces Econyl fabric from regenerated nylon waste. This fabric can be recycled many times without losing its quality. The Business of Fashion reports that the repurposed fabric is part of a larger effort to transition Prada's entire portfolio from virgin nylon to Re:Nylon by 2021. The collection includes six new Re:Nylon handbags, a pair ECONYL boots and shoes, and a line of apparel made from the same fabric.

To celebrate the launch, Prada partnered with National Geographic to produce a series of videos titled "What We Carry" that showcases the cutting-edge process that is used to create Re:Nylon bags. The first video features Bonnie Wright, an environmentalist and Harry Potter actress, and National Geographic explorer Asher Jay visiting a carpet recycling plant in Arizona that converts old nylon into recycled ECONYL.

With the transition to re:Nylon Prada is undergoing the biggest reduction in the use of virgin nylon yet, resulting in the saving of the company 70,000 barrels of oil each year, The Business of Fashion reports. Moreover, the move will reduce the company's emissions by 57,000 tonnes. The label has recently gone fur-free on its clothes and accessories. This is the most recent sustainable initiative.

Recycled nylon

Recycled nylon is not without its drawbacks. It's not biodegradable, and can remain for a long time in landfills or the oceans until it is broken into smaller particles which can cause harm to wildlife. The fabric is also non-breathable and may shed microplastics when washed. It requires 50% less energy than regular nylon and is more durable.

The fabric is made of a combination of waste plastic and petroleum that is made from fossil fuels. This reduces the demand for more natural resources as well as carbon emissions that come from the production of nylon that is virgin. It is also easier than other bags to handle since it doesn't need to be dyed or weaved. This makes it a great option for bags that are frequently used, such as yoga or gym equipment.

Recycled nylon is stronger and more flexible than polyester or cotton that are both traditional fabrics. It is also able to withstand a great deal of wear and tear, making it ideal for backpacks and outdoor gear. It is light and can easily be shaped and stitched into the shape desired for the backpack. Nylon is also a great option for outdoor gear since it is waterproof, and it doesn't absorb odors or mildew as easily as other fabrics.

When you're choosing a bag that's sustainable ensure that you look for the Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certification. This certification is a test for chemical residues as well as social and environmental responsibility. This certification is a good indication of brands that are transparent and accountable.

Patagonia offers, for instance, a range backpacks and yoga equipment made from recycled nylon, called Econyl. This nylon is made using a closed-loop method which requires 50% less energy than regular virgin nylon. In addition, the brand is a partner with organizations that are working to protect our planet.

Leather Trim

Prada bags are a must-have in the closet of every fashion-conscious person. Our collection of second-hand Prada bags at WGACA includes vintage nylon bags from the '80s and contemporary Saffiano accessories that ooze modern-day sophistication. Pick an Saffiano shoulder bag or cross-body for taking your look to the next level of chic, or channel Y2K style by getting a mini logo-plaque purse with sleek hardware. Larger tote handbags offer room for everything you need, plus more. Pick from a range of colors, including the iconic pink and black.

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