Marc Jacobs has designed a line of handbags for women that is very popular and appealing. The main website for Marc Jacobs handbags is written in both English and Japanese. When you get to the handbag section, you'll see photos of handbags scrolling along a horizontal access. It will scroll to show you 90 Marc Jacob bags and it looks like it's organized from large to small. They even make business card holders. This horizontal scrolling is consistent throughout the website.

You can see an enlarge photo of every bag and the product numbers. For example, the Jen bag is a very nice looking brown leather bag. It's product ID is # C393026 with dimensions of 16.5” x 10.25” x 6”, 42 cm x 26 cm x 15 cm. So once you have those numbers, if you want to find them on our site, you'd just put Marc Jacobs C393026 in the search box and see what pops up.

Their site also has a news about Marc Jacobs section where they list all of the articles written about them. You'll have to research further to find out exactly what those articles are actually saying because all they list is the date the article was published.  For example, there is an article in Vogue magazine on 04-21-09, on Marc Jacobs' creative contribution to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute exhibition. You actually have to hunt to find out about that. You can read a press release about it here: MetMuseum.org.

Some biographical information about Marc Jacobs is very interesting.  Marc Jacobs was born in New York City on April 9, 1963. After graduating from the High School of Art and Design in 1981 he entered Parsons School of Design. As a design student at Parsons, Jacobs was the recipient of some of the schools highest honors including Design Student of the Year. In 1986 Jacobs designed his first collection with the Marc Jacobs label. The following year, Jacobs received the distinct honor of being the youngest designer ever to be awarded the fashion industry’s highest tribute: The Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Perry Ellis Award for New Fashion Talent.

In 1986 Jacobs designed his first collection with the Marc Jacobs label. The following year, Jacobs received the distinct honor of being the youngest designer ever to be awarded the fashion industry’s highest tribute: The Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Perry Ellis Award for New Fashion Talent. The company has expanded to more than 100 stores worldwide. 2009 will bring new stores in London, Sao Paolo and Milan and a Collection store in Chicago. Marc Jacobs also makes contributions to 46 different charities.

You can't go wrong buying a Marc Jacobs handbag!