The Alexa is Mulberry’s slouchy satchel icon — a buckled, oversized-schoolbag shape in the brand’s signature grained leather, named for Alexa Chung. Along with the Bayswater and Lily, it’s one of the easiest Mulberry styles to resell, and it’s an affordable way into British luxury.
Typical resale value
A pre-owned Mulberry Alexa typically sells for $350–$950, with clean grained leather and popular colors toward the top. Mulberry doesn’t hold value as aggressively as some brands, so the Alexa is often a genuine bargain secondhand.
| Condition / size | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Excellent, desirable color | $700–$950 | Structured grained leather, clean buckles and hardware |
| Good | $500–$700 | Light wear, sound straps, functional hardware |
| Fair / worn | $300–$500 | Corner scuffs, slouching, or tarnished hardware |
How to identify and authenticate it
Look for the Mulberry tree emblem, a quality metal maker’s plaque, the serial and care booklet, and dense grained leather. Verify against our Mulberry authentication guide.
What drives the price
Color and condition lead — popular colors and structured, un-slouched leather resell best. Size (regular vs. mini/oversized) and completeness (dust bag, straps, hardware) round out the price.
Related guides
See the Mulberry Bayswater value guide, the Mulberry authentication guide, or all brand guides.
Ranges are typical secondary-market figures as of 2026 and are not an appraisal or guarantee. Designer resale prices move with the market. We are not affiliated with Mulberry.