The house that invented the It bag, filed from the invention onward: the 1997 Baguette and its disputed dormancy, the Spy's closed boho run, the Peekaboo flagship with its two recorded birthdays, and the modern line through Kim Jones's First. Anchored on the serial era system that brackets every genuine Fendi into one of four marking eras.
| MODEL | INTRODUCED | MATERIALS | CLOSURE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fendi BaguetteICON | 1997 | Everything: canvas, leather, sequins, beading, embroidery, shearling; over a thousand documented versions | Flap with FF buckle |
| Fendi SpyICON | 2005 | Soft nappa leather, woven detailing, exotic and limited editions | Flap over hidden compartments |
| Fendi PeekabooICON | c. 2009 | Calfskin, Selleria hand-stitched editions, contrast and printed linings | Double twist-lock frame |
| Fendi By The Way | 2014 | Smooth calfskin, Selleria saddle-stitched editions | Zip top |
| Fendi Mon Tresor | c. 2017 | Calfskin, FF-embossed and canvas editions | Drawstring |
| Fendi First | 2021 | Nappa leather, shearling and seasonal materials | Fold-over F frame |
"c." marks an introduction documented only approximately — the file records the evidence, not a guess.
Every genuine Fendi falls into one of four marking eras that bracket its age. Run the serial era guide before you study a listing — the era verdict tells you what every other detail must agree with.