Vintage Givenchy Frame Wallet c. Late 1970s Black Gold

A gold-tone frame clasp crowns the edge of deep black leather, its crisp, unfussy lines punctuated only by the subtle 'GIVENCHY' embossing at the front. The wallet’s compact, palm-sized silhouette opens to reveal a single compartment lined in matching black leather, the house’s gold ‘4G’ monogram stamped above the interior logo — a quiet mark of origin that catches in the light.

Circa late 1970s to mid-1980s, this piece sits within the Hubert de Givenchy era, its restrained construction and sans-serif branding capturing the period when the 4G logo first appeared in Paris. The minimal hardware, free from overt decoration, echoes the clarity of Givenchy’s ready-to-wear language during this time — a lineage that once dressed Hepburn herself in black.

Smooth leather throughout, with only minor surface scratches attesting to careful handling over the decades. The gold-tone frame snaps shut with a clean click. Unlined by accessories or serials, the focus is on essentials: one compartment, a secure clasp, and the quiet assurance of the maison’s hand.

Era: c. Late 1970s–Mid 1980s (visual dating; gold '4G' logo and sans-serif stamp)
Condition: Very Good — minor surface scratches to leather
Material: Smooth leather with gold-tone metal frame and clasp
Colour: Black leather exterior and interior, gold-tone frame clasp and logo details
Dimensions: 9.5 × 7 cm
Made in: France