Quick access to main page (top) Direct access to main contents Quick access to main page (bottom)

Would You Buy This $1,800 Wallet That Looks Like a Lay’s Potato Chip Bag?

Daniel Kim Views  

Balenciaga is going viral for their potato chip bag-inspired wallets.

Part of their Summer 2025 collection, this quirky design looks just like an empty, crumpled snack bag but opens to reveal sleek leather card slots inside. Yep, you read that right—a luxury wallet disguised as a snack.

The Balenciaga potato chip bag wallet, sold at $1,750, comes in two styles: a long wallet and a bifold wallet. Available in black, green, and yellow, it mimics an actual snack bag, complete with the brand name printed on it and a nutritional information label.

Of course, the internet is split on this bold design. Some wonder if Balenciaga is running out of ideas, joking that you might accidentally toss your pricey wallet in the trash. Others see the genius in it, saying the unconventional look might even keep thieves away.

Balenciaga

This isn’t the first time Balenciaga has gone viral for its controversial designs. Last year, the brand showcased tattered clothing, box tape bracelets, and towel skirts, and various parodies emerged online.

The potato chip bag design is a new addition to the Spring/Summer 2023 collection. Balenciaga’s creative director, Demna Gvasalia, collaborated with the famous American potato chip brand Lays to craft a leather clutch bag that mimicked the original packaging of a potato chip bag.

Daniel Kim
content@viewusglobal.com

Comments0

300

Comments0

[DEBATE] Latest Stories

  • Chinese-Made Winter Clothes for Kids Found Contaminated with Dangerous Chemicals
  • Who Is North Korea’s Secret Weapon in Russia? The Mystery Behind Col. Gen. Kim Young Bok
  • Is North Korea Now Directly Involved in Combat in Ukraine? General Injured in Airstrike
  • Pizza or Nightmare? China’s Goblin Pizza Leaves Diners Shuddering
  • President Yoon’s Interpreter Faces Off with Brazilian Security in Tense G20 Moment
  • North Korean Soldiers Accused of Gang-Raping Russian Student During Training

Weekly Best Articles

  • How to Cut Sugar Without Cutting the Flavor: Top Ingredients to Replace Sugar
  • Turn Your Walk into a Workout: 2 Easy Ways to Up the Intensity
  • Czech Christmas Magic: 5 Traditions That Bring the Holiday Season to Life
  • Why Cutting Calories and Hitting the Gym Isn’t Enough for Weight Loss
  • 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Deepfake Technology
  • World’s Top 10 Most Expensive Commercial Spaces—Here’s What’s Behind the Surge
  • Is This the Real North Korea? Shocking Pyongyang Footage Exposes What’s Happening Inside
  • Chinese-Made Winter Clothes for Kids Found Contaminated with Dangerous Chemicals
  • Kim Jong Un Declares War on U.S. Policy—Is This the End of Talks for Good?
  • Wicked’s Soundtrack Drops—And It’s Everything Fans Have Been Waiting For
  • Oreshnik Missile: Putin’s Latest Weapon That No One Can Stop—What Does It Mean for Ukraine?
  • Who Is North Korea’s Secret Weapon in Russia? The Mystery Behind Col. Gen. Kim Young Bok

You May Also Like

  • 1
    Wicked’s Soundtrack Drops—And It’s Everything Fans Have Been Waiting For

    ENTERTAINMENT 

  • 2
    Oreshnik Missile: Putin’s Latest Weapon That No One Can Stop—What Does It Mean for Ukraine?

    WORLD 

  • 3
    North Korea Shows Off Its Most Dangerous Weapons Yet—Is the World Ready?

    ASIA 

  • 4
    North Korean General Among First Casualties in Ukraine Conflict—What Does It Mean for Kim Jong Un?

    WORLD 

  • 5
    North Korean Hackers Steal $41 Million in Ethereum – Now Worth $1.05 Billion

    WORLD 

Popular Now

  • 1
    China’s Plan to Outmaneuver US Restrictions in Chip Manufacturing

    BUSINESS 

  • 2
    Kim Jong Un Declares No More Talks with U.S.: ‘We’ll Strengthen Our Military to Counter Aggression’

    ASIA 

  • 3
    North Korea Fires Off Furious Statement After UN’s Human Rights Resolution Vote

    ASIA 

  • 4
    Amazon at Risk of Massive Fines as EU Investigates Digital Markets Act Violation

    BUSINESS 

  • 5
    China Opens Visa-Free Access for Japan—Why Now?

    ASIA 

Weekly Best Articles

  • How to Cut Sugar Without Cutting the Flavor: Top Ingredients to Replace Sugar
  • Turn Your Walk into a Workout: 2 Easy Ways to Up the Intensity
  • Czech Christmas Magic: 5 Traditions That Bring the Holiday Season to Life
  • Why Cutting Calories and Hitting the Gym Isn’t Enough for Weight Loss
  • 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Deepfake Technology
  • World’s Top 10 Most Expensive Commercial Spaces—Here’s What’s Behind the Surge
  • Is This the Real North Korea? Shocking Pyongyang Footage Exposes What’s Happening Inside
  • Chinese-Made Winter Clothes for Kids Found Contaminated with Dangerous Chemicals
  • Kim Jong Un Declares War on U.S. Policy—Is This the End of Talks for Good?
  • Wicked’s Soundtrack Drops—And It’s Everything Fans Have Been Waiting For
  • Oreshnik Missile: Putin’s Latest Weapon That No One Can Stop—What Does It Mean for Ukraine?
  • Who Is North Korea’s Secret Weapon in Russia? The Mystery Behind Col. Gen. Kim Young Bok

Must-Reads

  • 1
    Wicked’s Soundtrack Drops—And It’s Everything Fans Have Been Waiting For

    ENTERTAINMENT 

  • 2
    Oreshnik Missile: Putin’s Latest Weapon That No One Can Stop—What Does It Mean for Ukraine?

    WORLD 

  • 3
    North Korea Shows Off Its Most Dangerous Weapons Yet—Is the World Ready?

    ASIA 

  • 4
    North Korean General Among First Casualties in Ukraine Conflict—What Does It Mean for Kim Jong Un?

    WORLD 

  • 5
    North Korean Hackers Steal $41 Million in Ethereum – Now Worth $1.05 Billion

    WORLD 

Popular Now

  • 1
    China’s Plan to Outmaneuver US Restrictions in Chip Manufacturing

    BUSINESS 

  • 2
    Kim Jong Un Declares No More Talks with U.S.: ‘We’ll Strengthen Our Military to Counter Aggression’

    ASIA 

  • 3
    North Korea Fires Off Furious Statement After UN’s Human Rights Resolution Vote

    ASIA 

  • 4
    Amazon at Risk of Massive Fines as EU Investigates Digital Markets Act Violation

    BUSINESS 

  • 5
    China Opens Visa-Free Access for Japan—Why Now?

    ASIA 

Share it on...