Goyard still does not publish one complete public price list. A Saint Louis PM is easier to check than a Saïgon, Hardy, Villette, or discontinued Fidji, and a boutique quote is not the same number as a reseller's asking price.
Treat this as a decision page, not a house price sheet. The strongest public retail anchors are for Saint Louis, Artois, Anjou, and a few Goyard.com personalization pages. For Bohème, Belvédère, Cap-Vert, Hardy, Saïgon, Rouette, Villette, Vendôme, and many mini sizes, public sources are thinner, so the safer answer is a range, a status note, or "confirm with the boutique."
2026 Retail Price Ranges
Goyard's product pages confirm dimensions, materials, closure, strap drop, and whether a page supports personalization or checkout. They do not publish exact U.S. retail prices for every bag. The list below separates visible Goyard.com online prices from reported boutique benchmarks, because those are not the same thing.
| Model | Reported or visible price | Retail evidence | Price note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saint Louis PM | $1,890 reported boutique; personalized online page from $1,960 | Reported May 2025 benchmark plus Goyard.com online personalization page | The online number is for Stripes and Initials personalization, not plain boutique retail |
| Saint Louis GM | $2,080 reported boutique; personalized online page from $2,170 | Reported May 2025 benchmark plus Goyard.com online personalization page | The GM is larger and usually costs more than the PM |
| Artois PM / MM / GM | $2,700 / $2,980 / $3,250 reported boutique | Reported May 2025 benchmark | Costs more than Saint Louis because it has a zipper, pocket, structure, and leather corners |
| Anjou Mini / PM / large Anjou | $2,770 / $3,180 / $3,590 reported boutique | Reported May 2025 benchmark | Leather reverse side raises the price; Goyard's current U.S. product page calls the large size GM |
| Bohème Hobo PM | No official visible U.S. price found; reseller estimated retail around $2,510 | Current Goyard page plus reseller retail estimate | Current hobo model; confirm retail directly before comparing against resale |
| Belvédère PM / MM | Boutique quote required | Current Goyard pages surfaced, but no public retail price in the reviewed text | Flap crossbody; do not treat reseller estimates as official retail |
| Cap-Vert PM | $2,240 estimated retail; separate boutique quote around $2,400 reported | Current Goyard page plus reseller retail estimate and reported boutique update | Small zip crossbody with adjustable strap; confidence is lower than tote prices |
| Hardy PM | Boutique quote required | Current Goyard page surfaced, but no public retail price in the reviewed text | Structured zip-top tote; resale evidence is thin |
| Saïgon Mini / PM / tote | PM starts around $5,000 in editorial estimate; PM resale listings show $5,590 estimated retail | Current Goyard pages plus editorial and reseller retail estimates | Structured top-handle family; variant, year, and material change the price sharply |
| Rouette | $2,530–$3,080 estimated retail | Current Goyard pages plus reseller retail estimates | Mini and PM naming can be confusing; confirm exact model |
| Villette Tote MM | Boutique quote required | Appears in current official bag listings, but no public price anchor surfaced | Current tote, but public retail pricing is thin |
| Vendôme Mini / PM | PM $3,770 estimated retail; Vendôme cosmetic pouch PM $880 official visible price | Current Goyard pages, reseller retail estimate, and official personalization page for cosmetic pouch | Do not mix the bag, mini bag, and cosmetic pouch prices |
| Plumet | $1,460 official visible price on personalization page | Goyard.com U.S. personalization page observed May 9, 2026 | Small pouch-wallet on a strap, not a full tote |
| Fidji | No current public retail price found | Resale platforms surfaced; no current official U.S. product page found in research | Treat as resale-first / likely discontinued, with that uncertainty stated |
Resale Price Ranges
Resale asking prices move faster than boutique prices. A clean, complete bag in a hard-to-find color can sit above retail, while a worn classic-color bag can drop below it. Missing pouches, personalization, rubbed corners, stains, and dry handles all push the price down. The ranges below are market evidence checked on May 9, 2026, not official Goyard prices.
| Model | Observed resale range | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| Saint Louis | The RealReal current asks roughly $1,175–$1,800 for standard pieces; Sotheby's says secondary-market Saint Louis totes typically run $2,000–$3,000, with limited editions higher | Standard vs limited edition, pouch, condition, color, and seller tier |
| Artois | The RealReal sold/current examples roughly $1,425–$2,529; a curated Sotheby's buy-now example reached $6,000 for a 2024 sand PM | Color, year, condition, and whether the seller is a broad marketplace or curated seller |
| Anjou | Mini examples roughly $1,684–$3,420, with many 2024–2025 minis around $2,575–$3,300; a PM sold example appeared at $3,740 | Size, year, tags, color, pouch, and wear on the leather side |
| Bohème | Current and sold evidence roughly $1,956–$3,600; hobo-category asks often cluster around $2,375–$2,768, while curated asks can sit around $3,700–$3,800 | Tags, pouch inclusion, color, condition, and seller curation |
| Belvédère | PM/MM current asks broadly from roughly $1,397–$3,800, with many PM examples around $2,095–$2,950 | PM vs MM, Belvedere vs Belvedere II naming, age, and condition |
| Cap-Vert | The RealReal examples roughly $1,316–$2,245 | Condition, year, color, and whether the listing is already marked down |
| Hardy | Thin evidence from $1,595 sold on The RealReal to roughly $2,768–$3,353 in 1stDibs listings | Completeness, rarity, seller tier, and limited editions |
| Fidji | Thin resale evidence: one The RealReal hobo listing at $1,396.50 after markdown and sold 1stDibs Fidji listings | Availability is sparse; age and condition matter more than color |
| Saïgon | Mini / Souple Mini / PM examples span roughly $2,240–$4,500+; PM examples often sit around $3,795–$4,375; like-new Saïgons can reach $4,500–$8,000 | Variant, year, leather, condition, rarity, and limited editions |
| Rouette | Current/sold evidence about $1,721–$2,633, with some current asks around $2,013–$2,595 | Tags, year, PM vs mini, and soft vs structured naming |
| Villette | Current public retail pricing was thin; use resale listings for comparison and confirm model details carefully | Size, tote format, color, and condition |
| Plumet | The RealReal sold example at $1,687.50 for a 2024 piece | Small-format wear, strap, year, and color |
| Vendôme | Mini current asks around $3,000–$3,200; PM current/sold evidence roughly $1,956–$4,275 | Mini vs PM, tags, box, dust bag, year, color, and seller tier |
Use sold listings to temper live asking prices. Resellers can ask above retail when a bag is scarce, complete, or available immediately. That does not mean every current listing is a fair price. Compare condition, year, pouch or strap inclusion, and recent sold examples before treating a live ask as the market.
Model-by-Model Notes
Saint Louis, Artois, and Anjou
These are the three totes most shoppers compare first. Saint Louis is open, reversible, and light. Artois adds a zipper, leather corners, a pocket, and a structured shape. Anjou keeps the open-tote shape but uses leather on the reverse side, which makes it heavier and more expensive.
| Bag | Retail target | Resale target | Best buyer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saint Louis | Boutique or current Goyard page first | Only if below retail, unavailable at retail, or a hard-to-find color | Light tote, travel, errands |
| Artois | Boutique first if you need a clean work tote | Strong if priced below retail | Commuting, zipper, structure |
| Anjou | Boutique if you will use the leather side | Good for Mini or rare colors | Dressier open tote |
Belvédère, Cap-Vert, and Plumet
These are the smaller hands-free options. Belvédère is the flap crossbody, Cap-Vert is the small zip crossbody, and Plumet is a small pouch-wallet on a strap. If you are searching for a "Goyard mini hobo," check these smaller shoulder and crossbody options too. No current Goyard model literally called Bohème Mini or Mini Hobo surfaced in public sources checked for this update.
Saïgon, Rouette, Villette, and Vendôme
Saïgon is the clearest high-price family here because it is structured and appears in leather-heavy, mini, PM, souple, and special-edition versions. Rouette, Villette, and Vendôme appear in the current catalog surface, but public retail prices are uneven. For those bags, use resale to compare availability and ask Goyard for the current retail quote before deciding.
Bohème, Fidji, and Goyard Hobo Prices
Goyard hobo searches usually point to one of two bags. Bohème is the current zip-top hobo with a wide fixed strap and removable pouch. Fidji is the older hobo that surfaced only on resale platforms in public sources checked for this update.
| Bag | Status | Price answer | What changes the decision |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bohème PM | Current production | No official visible U.S. retail price found; resale evidence roughly mid-$2,000s to mid-$3,000s | Ask the boutique first, then compare resale against condition, tags, and pouch inclusion |
| Fidji | Resale-first / likely discontinued | Thin resale evidence around $1,400 after markdown, with sold 1stDibs examples | Buy resale only after checking corners, strap, zipper, and sagging |
| Mini hobo | Not a standard Bohème size | No current official Bohème Mini confirmed | Look at Rouette Structuré Mini, Vendôme Mini, Plumet, Cap-Vert, or Belvédère if you want smaller |
Retail vs Resale
Buy from a boutique when the bag is in current production, the color is in stock, and resale asks are at or above the boutique price. This is usually the cleanest path for classic Saint Louis, Artois, Anjou, Cap-Vert, Belvédère, and Bohème colors when stock is available. For a detailed look at every official buying channel, see our guide on whether you can buy Goyard online in 2026.
Buy resale when the exact bag is unavailable, the model is discontinued, or the used price is clearly below current retail. Resale also lets you compare many colors and sizes at once instead of calling several boutiques. That comparison is the real advantage: Goyard retail pricing is selective, while resale listings show what is available now.
| Choose retail when | Choose resale when |
|---|---|
| You want a current classic color | You want a discontinued Fidji or older color |
| You care about a full store purchase record | You found a clean bag below a recent retail anchor |
| You want personalization from Goyard | You do not want to wait for boutique stock |
| You can inspect or order through an official channel | You need to compare many colors and sizes quickly |
| You can wait 2 to 4 weeks or longer for personalization | A personalized order would be too slow or too hard to return |
Which Goyard Bags Are Cheapest and Which Cost Most?
Usually Cheapest
- Plumet and Cap-Vert: smaller canvas styles that hold less than the totes. Plumet had an official visible U.S. personalization price of $1,460 in the sources checked for this update.
- Saint Louis PM: usually the lowest-priced of the well-known totes.
- Fidji resale: often cheaper than Bohème because it is older and discontinued.
Usually Most Expensive
- Saïgon: structured versions, leather-heavy versions, and limited editions sit above the open totes in the public sources checked for this update.
- Vendôme and larger structured bags: more leather, more construction, and Goyard rarely lists prices online.
- Limited editions and rare colors: resale asks can run above normal retail references.
Frequently Asked Questions
How These Prices Were Compiled
Retail figures come from current Goyard U.S. product pages where prices were visible, recent public price reports, and clearly labeled reseller retail estimates where no official retail price was visible. Resale ranges are kept separate because asking prices, sold prices, and boutique prices answer different questions.
Related Goyard Guides
St. Louis Tote Guide →
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Bohème Hobo Guide →
The zip-top Goyard hobo: size, strap drop, retail references, and resale ranges.
Hardy PM Guide →
The structured zip-top tote: dimensions, current pricing, and how it compares with Artois.
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Side-by-side comparison of Goyard's three core totes: zipper, structure, weight, and which to choose.