
The Andiamo is Bottega Veneta's structured top-handle bag, introduced for Spring/Summer 2023 as Matthieu Blazy's signature design statement for the house. Its smooth calfskin body is finished with a curved top handle and a polished metal knot-clasp closure, while an intrecciato-woven strap ties the design back to the brand's leather-weaving heritage. It achieved It-bag status quickly, becoming one of the most talked-about handbags of Blazy's tenure.
The smallest Andiamo, sized as a compact top-handle for evening or minimal daytime carry.
The most popular Andiamo size and the one most seen on editors and celebrities; scaled for daily use with room for essentials.
A roomier everyday size that fits a tablet or small laptop, positioned as Bottega Veneta's structured work-bag option.
The largest Andiamo, built as a weekend or travel-capacity top-handle.
A wider, more horizontal silhouette variant of the standard Andiamo shape.
An elongated, handle-less clutch version of the same design, carried by hand or under the arm.
The core smooth-body, intrecciato-strap construction and the version most commonly seen on the resale market.
A softer, seasonal suede execution offered alongside the core leather line; less durable and less commonly traded.
A lighter, more casual canvas version offered in select seasonal colorways.
The Andiamo has held value unusually well for a bag introduced just a few seasons ago: Small and Medium examples in core black intrecciato leather typically resell for $3,200-$5,300, or roughly 75-80% of original retail, a strong retention rate for a design this new. Larger sizes and the East-West variant trade at a premium given lower production volumes, while suede and canvas colorways see softer demand and closer to 55-65% retention. With Matthieu Blazy's 2024 departure for Chanel, Andiamo bags from his tenure are increasingly viewed as belonging to a closed design era, which has kept resale demand stable rather than declining. Bottom line: buying pre-owned in classic black intrecciato leather is a safer value bet than newer seasonal colors, which carry more resale uncertainty.
The Andiamo debuted on the Spring/Summer 2023 runway, roughly a year and a half into Matthieu Blazy's tenure as creative director, and functioned as his first fully realized signature handbag for the house. Where Daniel Lee's era had leaned into soft, slouchy, unstructured shapes like the Jodie and Pouch, Blazy went the opposite direction: a rigid, architectural top-handle with a curved silhouette, a sculptural polished-metal knot clasp at the front, and a single intrecciato-woven strap that kept one foot planted in Bottega Veneta's core leather-weaving identity. The name, Italian for "let's go," was chosen to signal momentum for the brand's next chapter.
Following its runway debut, Bottega Veneta expanded the Andiamo quickly into a full size run from Mini through Large, added a wider East-West silhouette and a handle-less Long Andiamo clutch, and introduced suede and canvas executions alongside the core intrecciato-strap leather version. The rapid rollout across sizes and materials in its first two years is unusually fast for a Bottega Veneta bag, reflecting how much commercial weight the house placed on establishing Blazy's design language before his 2024 departure for Chanel.
The Andiamo was positioned from its first season as Blazy's answer to the structured, laptop-friendly work bag, and it was quickly picked up by fashion editors and celebrities including Hailey Bieber, Kylie Jenner, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. Its combination of a rigid, professional silhouette with Bottega Veneta's understated, logo-free identity made it a natural fit for the "quiet luxury" moment that had already made the Jodie and Cassette into resale hits.
Because it arrived and largely sold out its early runs within Blazy's relatively short three-year run at the house, the Andiamo is increasingly discussed as a defining piece of a now-closed creative era, similar to how Daniel Lee-era Cassettes and Pouches are treated in the resale market. That scarcity narrative has helped the bag hold cultural relevance even as attention has shifted to Louise Trotter's tenure.