Saclyn Launches Designer Handbag Membership in New Jersey, With Authenticated Chanel, Hermès and Louis Vuitton Bags

Oct 28, 2026

Rent a single authenticated designer bag by the week, from $72, with no membership required, or join from $119 a month. Every bag is examined by an in-house authentication expert and verified with Entrupy.

NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES, October 28, 2026 -- Saclyn LLC, a New Jersey-based luxury handbag membership and designer handbag rental platform founded by Neha Mahajan, has launched with a curated collection of authenticated designer handbags available through monthly memberships and Weekly Passes.

Saclyn gives women flexible access to designer handbags without requiring them to purchase every bag they want to experience. Whether it's a color they've been curious about, a silhouette they've wanted to try, or a special bag for an upcoming occasion, Saclyn makes room for more possibilities in a woman's wardrobe.

The announcement arrives at a moment when attitudes toward luxury, ownership, and personal expression are shifting. Saclyn positions itself not as a replacement for traditional ownership, but as an additional way for women to discover designers, explore different styles, and align their choices with the occasions and seasons of their lives. Some bags are meant to be treasured for a lifetime; others are an invitation to explore something new. Saclyn celebrates both.

A Founder-Led Vision Rooted in Flexibility

Sometimes, it's the color you can't stop thinking about. Sometimes, it's a silhouette you've never carried before, a designer you've been curious about, or the perfect bag for a wedding, vacation, dinner, or special event. And sometimes, you simply want something different.

Yet buying a designer handbag can mean committing to a piece long after the occasion has passed or the excitement of trying something new has faded. Saclyn was created to give women another option: the freedom to experience more of the bags they love and discover what feels right for them.

"Buying is about finding the bags you want to own and keep forever. Saclyn is about experiencing more through access and rotation, and discovering your own style freedom," said Neha Mahajan, founder of Saclyn.

"Sometimes, you don't know what belongs in your life until you experience it. I created Saclyn to give women the freedom to discover what feels right for them, without every discovery having to become a permanent decision," Mahajan said.

Rent for the Occasion, With No Membership Required

Many women need a designer bag for a single moment: a wedding, a gala, a vacation or a job interview. Subscribing for a full month in that case is like buying a monthly transit pass when you only need one ride. Saclyn's Weekly Pass was designed for exactly that moment.

After a short application, a customer can rent any available bag in the closet for one, two or three weeks with a single up-front payment. There is no membership to join and nothing to cancel. Prepaid shipping both ways is included, rental days begin on the day the bag is delivered, and returning it is as simple as mailing it back with the prepaid label by the date shown at checkout. Pricing is set per bag and starts at $72 a week.

"Not every woman needs a new bag every month," said Mahajan. "Sometimes you need the right bag for one wedding, one interview or one vacation. You shouldn't have to sign up for a whole month to have it."

Monthly Memberships for Ongoing Access

For women who want a designer bag in their life all the time, Saclyn offers two monthly memberships. Signature, at $119 per month, covers bags from $1,200 to $3,000 retail. Statement, at $229 per month, opens the full closet, including pieces above $3,000. Members carry one bag per billing cycle, keep it as long as they like, and choose their next when they are ready. Memberships operate on 30-day cycles and become month-to-month after the first cycle.

Prepaid shipping both ways is included with every membership and Weekly Pass. Normal gentle wear is never charged for, and optional Care+ covers accidental damage, subject to its terms.

Members also have access to Saclyn Reserve, a points-based program offering monthly points accrual and additional points tied to membership milestones and birthday month, subject to program terms.

Margaux, Saclyn's personal stylist experience, is included with both memberships. It helps members explore handbag options and discover pieces suited to their preferences, with beta features and availability subject to current program limitations.

The curated collection features designer houses including Chanel, Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Dior and Celine, with pieces selected for different styles, occasions, and everyday needs.

Trust and Authentication at the Center

Trust is central to the Saclyn experience. The company sources designer handbags through established vendors, primarily in Japan. Every bag is then examined by Saclyn's in-house authentication expert and verified with Entrupy before it joins the closet, and the company holds a zero-tolerance policy toward counterfeits.

For Mahajan, authentication is foundational to the business. A luxury experience built around rotating handbags depends on members feeling confident about the pieces they carry.

"I believe the most meaningful way to build trust is not through extravagant promises, but through transparency, a thoughtful customer experience, and a clear understanding of what customers actually need," Mahajan said.

Luxury That Moves With You

Saclyn's philosophy is captured in its tagline, "Luxury that moves with you." Personal style evolves, and Saclyn gives women the flexibility to explore different designer handbags as their preferences, occasions, and lives change.

As luxury continues to shift toward flexibility and personal expression, Saclyn represents a broader idea that luxury should leave room for discovery. The company aims to give women the freedom to experience different versions of their style without feeling that every choice must last forever.

Explore the designer handbag rental collection and membership options at saclyn.com. Saclyn shares updates and styling inspiration on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok at @saclynofficial. Media enquiries: [email protected].

About Saclyn LLC

Saclyn LLC is a New Jersey-based designer handbag rental and membership club founded by Neha Mahajan. It offers authenticated bags from houses including Chanel, Hermès, Louis Vuitton and Dior, each examined in-house and verified with Entrupy, through monthly memberships or by the week with a Weekly Pass, no membership required. Guided by the tagline "Luxury that moves with you," Saclyn serves customers online at saclyn.com.

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