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Fleming
Diamond pintuck quiltingFront and back panels quilted in a raised diamond pattern.A detail resale buyers and authenticators check (Front panel, quilted surface), correct shape, finish, and placement here support a higher verified resale value.
Double-T medallionA round, topstitched medallion bearing the interlocking double-T logo.A detail resale buyers and authenticators check (Center-front medallion), correct shape, finish, and placement here support a higher verified resale value.
Woven chain-and-leather strapGold-tone chain interwoven with leather forms the shoulder strap.A detail resale buyers and authenticators check (Strap), correct shape, finish, and placement here support a higher verified resale value.
Logo charm on chainA small logo charm hangs from the chain strap on some versions.A detail resale buyers and authenticators check (Charm dangling from strap), correct shape, finish, and placement here support a higher verified resale value.
Magnetic or turn-lock flap closureVaries by silhouette (tote/hobo/belt bag).A detail resale buyers and authenticators check (Flap/closure point), correct shape, finish, and placement here support a higher verified resale value.

Fleming

Tory Burch
Stable
Resale Retail
Resale value range
$150 to $275
Retail price range
$282 to $500
MaterialDiamond-quilted pintuck leather
HardwareGold-tone double-T medallion with chain-and-leather strap
Introduced2015
Categoryshoulder, crossbody

The Fleming is a diamond-quilted, pintuck leather shoulder bag introduced in 2015, defined by its gold-tone double-T medallion and convertible chain-and-leather strap. It's offered in a structured original and an unstructured "Soft" version, each in Small and full-size options.

It remains one of Tory Burch's most recognized handbag silhouettes.

Fleming Styles

Fleming Fleming (Structured)
Fleming (Structured)
Original
10.6" x 7.1" x 3.3"

The original quilted-leather flap bag with braided chain strap and a structured, boxier shape. Holds resale value slightly better than the Soft version in classic black.

$150 – $240
Fleming Fleming Soft
Fleming Soft
Unstructured
11.2" x 7.2" x 3.8"

A slouchier, pillowy leather counterpart to the structured original, introduced alongside it. The most widely available and most frequently resold Fleming version.

$130 – $260

Fleming Sizes

Mini Fleming Soft
Smallest size
7.1" x 8.7" x 2.8"

A compact crossbody-only version of the Fleming Soft, sized for essentials. The lowest MSRP and resale ceiling in the family.

$90 – $160
Fleming Small Fleming
Small Fleming
Small size
8.6" x 5.3" x 2.6"

A scaled-down version of the full-size bag, offered across both the structured and Soft lines. A popular crossbody-leaning option.

$130 – $210
Fleming (Full/Regular size)
Standard size
10.6" x 7.1" x 3.3"

The original, full-size proportions most associated with the style. Carries the highest resale ceiling of the size range.

$160 – $260

Is the Fleming Worth Buying?

A classic black Fleming Soft Convertible Shoulder Bag (Tory Burch's own reference style, item 56716) retails for roughly $438 and typically resells for $200–$260 in good condition on consignment platforms, about 45–55% of MSRP, among the stronger retention rates in Tory Burch's entire handbag lineup. The original structured Fleming holds value slightly better than the newer Soft version in classic black, while Small sizes and seasonal materials (suede, denim, crocheted nylon) generally trade below the core leather Soft and structured styles. Retention holds up because the Fleming's design, quilting, medallion, chain strap, has stayed essentially unchanged since 2015, so older and newer examples read as the same bag to resale buyers, unlike styles that get meaningfully redesigned. Expect the trend to stay stable rather than accelerate: the Fleming isn't scarce, but consistent demand for its Chanel-adjacent silhouette at a lower price point keeps a reliable floor under resale prices. The takeaway: a well-kept black leather Fleming or Fleming Soft in a standard size is one of the safer buy-to-use-and-resell choices in the Tory Burch catalog.

History of the Fleming

Tory Burch introduced the Fleming in 2015, giving the brand its first dedicated quilted-leather, chain-strap shoulder bag. The diamond pintuck quilting, gold-tone double-T medallion, and woven chain-and-leather strap were a deliberate departure from the saffiano-leather, plaque-logo language established by the earlier Robinson, and positioned the Fleming as a more overtly "evening bag" silhouette that could still be worn every day, priced well below the quilted, chain-strap flap bags long associated with houses like Chanel. It quickly became one of the brand's top-selling styles and helped define Tory Burch's handbag identity through the second half of the 2010s.

Since launch, Tory Burch has expanded the line rather than replacing it: an unstructured "Fleming Soft" version arrived alongside the original structured bag, both offered in Small and full-size proportions, and the silhouette has since been extended into totes, hobos, belt bags, and pochettes, along with seasonal material variations like suede, washed denim, and crocheted nylon. The double-T medallion and convertible chain strap have stayed constant across every version, making the Fleming, alongside the Robinson, one of the two handbag families Tory Burch has kept in continuous, non-seasonal production the longest.

Cultural Significance

The Fleming's appeal has always leaned on a straightforward value proposition: a recognizable, quilted, chain-strap leather bag at a fraction of the price of the European houses it visually echoes. Fashion and shopping press have repeatedly framed Tory Burch bags in this "accessible alternative to Chanel" category, and the Fleming, as the brand's original quilted chain-strap style, established the template that later Tory Burch bags in this vein (like the Charlie and Kira) have followed.

Its versatility has also driven sustained demand: the convertible chain-and-leather strap lets it be worn as a shoulder bag or doubled up as a crossbody, and the Small and Fleming Soft variations broadened its appeal across different budgets and use cases. That combination of an identifiable logo, a familiar silhouette, and multiple ways to wear it has kept the Fleming in steady rotation in "best work bag" and "designer bag on a budget" roundups for close to a decade.

FAQ

How much is a Tory Burch Fleming worth?
A pre-owned Tory Burch Fleming or Fleming Soft in black leather typically resells for $150–$275 depending on size and condition, roughly 45–55% of its $282–$500 retail price, one of the stronger resale retention rates among Tory Burch handbags.
What's the difference between the Fleming and the Fleming Soft?
The original Fleming is structured and boxier, while the Fleming Soft is an unstructured, slouchier version introduced alongside it. Both share the same diamond quilting, double-T medallion, and convertible chain-and-leather strap, and both come in Small and full-size options.
Is the Tory Burch Fleming a good investment?
Among Tory Burch bags, the Fleming is one of the better resale performers: its design has stayed essentially unchanged since its 2015 launch, so older and newer examples resell similarly, and steady demand for its quilted, chain-strap look keeps a reliable price floor. It won't appreciate like a limited-edition luxury bag, but it holds value better than most of the brand's nylon or seasonal styles.
Why is the Fleming compared to Chanel bags?
The Fleming's diamond quilting and woven chain-and-leather strap visually echo the quilted, chain-strap flap bags long associated with Chanel, but at a fraction of the price. Fashion press has repeatedly grouped it with other Tory Burch styles as an "accessible alternative" to that category of bag.
What sizes does the Fleming come in?
The Fleming comes in Mini, Small, and full/regular sizes, each available in the structured original or the unstructured Fleming Soft construction, plus seasonal extensions into totes, hobos, belt bags, and pochettes.