Dior Saddle Bag Medium – "Mizza" Leopard Embroidery
Leopard / Black · Embroidered Canvas · Aged Gold Hardware
Production Year – 2021 (Fall/Winter 2021 capsule)
Original Retail Price – ~USD 4,400–5,300 / ~RM18,220–21,940
Mizza is Maria Grazia Chiuri's tribute to Mitzah Bricard, Christian Dior's muse and the woman who made leopard a house signature. The Fall/Winter 2021 capsule applied it across bags, ready-to-wear and accessories.
This Saddle is worked in fully embroidered leopard canvas with black piping and an embroidered CHRISTIAN DIOR band across the body, finished with the aged gold D stirrup charm and CD hardware that define the silhouette.
The Mizza capsule ran for a single season and has not been reissued in this colourway.
Condition
Excellent preloved condition
Saddle silhouette firm and correctly shaped
Leopard embroidery dense, intact and richly coloured throughout
Black piping clean and uncrushed along the edges
Aged gold D charm and hardware bright with light patina
Embroidered CHRISTIAN DIOR band crisp
Flap strap and closure present and intact
Interior and date stamp not shown
A strong, well-preserved example of a single-season capsule motif.
Details
Material: Embroidered canvas with leather trim
Colour: Leopard with black
Hardware: Aged gold-tone
Dimensions: Approx. 25.5 × 20 × 6.5 cm (Medium)
Made in Italy
Exterior
Mizza leopard embroidery
Aged gold D stirrup charm
Embroidered CHRISTIAN DIOR band
Black piping throughout
Signature saddle flap
Strap
Embroidered shoulder strap
Shoulder and crossbody carry
Why this piece
Single-season Fall/Winter 2021 capsule, never reissued in this colourway
Mizza is one of Dior's most collected recent motifs
Fully embroidered, not printed
Medium Saddle, the most in-demand size
Positioning
This is one of the two or three best pieces in your inventory. Sell it on the Mizza name and the Mitzah Bricard story — buyers searching for this motif know exactly what they want and will pay for condition. Do not bundle it.
Closing
Leopard has belonged to Dior since Mitzah Bricard wore it in the 1940s, and Mizza is the house's most complete modern statement of that inheritance.