Prada Scraper

Scrape Prada.com's entire product catalog — style codes, prices, availability, images and descriptions — straight from the brand's own product sitemap.

Why use this actor?

Luxury products have no EAN or UPC. The only reliable way to match the same Prada bag, belt or shoe across retailers, resale platforms, or your own inventory is the brand's own style code (e.g. 2CC004_053_F0RD7). This actor harvests that code, plus current price and availability, for the entire catalog in one run — no manual browsing, no login, and no per-product lookups needed.

How to scrape Prada data

1. Leave the input empty ({}) to harvest the full US/en product sitemap — roughly 6,500 products, measured live 2026-07-31.
2. Or set maxItems to cap the run, or pass specific startUrls (product page URLs) to scrape a known list instead of the full catalog.
3. Run the actor. Each result is one product: name, brand, normalized style code, price in USD, availability, description, main image, and the product URL.
4. Export the dataset as JSON, CSV, or Excel from the Apify Console, or pull it via the API.

Prada.com's product pages are open to a plain HTTP request — no login, no JavaScript rendering, and no anti-bot wall was found during recon (2026-07-31). The actor reads https://www.prada.com/sitemap_product_US_en_0.xml (discovered via robots.txt, not the top-level /sitemap.xml, which is a locale index rather than a product list) for the URL set, then reads each product page's own application/ld+json structured data for the fields.

Input

Field	Type	Required	Description
startUrls	Array	No	Specific Prada product page URLs to scrape instead of the full sitemap.
maxItems	Integer	No	Stop after this many products. 0 or empty means harvest the entire sitemap (~6,500 products).
maxConcurrency	Integer	No	Parallel page requests (default: 15).
proxyConfiguration	Object	No	Apify Proxy settings. On by default; Prada's product pages don't require it, but it improves reliability on large runs.

Output

Each result is one product:

Field	Type	Example
brand	String	"Prada"
productName	String	"Saffiano Leather Reversible Belt"
styleCode	String	"2CC004053F0RD7" (normalized: uppercase, alphanumeric only)
styleCodeRaw	String	"2CC004_053_F0RD7" (as printed on the site)
styleCodeLength	Number	14
styleCodeIsFull	Boolean	true — read from the PDP's own structured data
price	Number	825
currency	String	"USD"
availability	Boolean/null	true — nullable 3-state, never coerced to false when unknown
sizes	Array	[] — Prada does not expose per-size stock in the static page for the product types checked
description	String	Product description text
imageUrl	String	Main product image URL
productUrl	String	Prada.com product page URL
isPreOwned	Boolean	false — always, this is a first-party brand listing
source	String	"prada.com"
scrapedAt	String	ISO 8601 timestamp

Example output

Real output from a live run:

{
    "brand": "Prada",
    "productName": "Saffiano Leather Reversible Belt",
    "styleCode": "2CC004053F0RD7",
    "styleCodeRaw": "2CC004_053_F0RD7",
    "styleCodeLength": 14,
    "styleCodeIsFull": true,
    "price": 825,
    "currency": "USD",
    "availability": true,
    "description": "Two-toned Saffiano leather---Reversible---Polished steel buckle---Engraved Prada logo",
    "imageUrl": "https://www.prada.com/content/dam/pradanux_products/2/2CC/2CC004/053F0RD7/2CC004_053_F0RD7_SLF.png",
    "productUrl": "https://www.prada.com/us/en/p/saffiano-leather-reversible-belt/2CC004_053_F0RD7",
    "isPreOwned": false,
    "source": "prada.com",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-07-31T10:02:18.273Z"
}

Cost estimate

This actor makes one lightweight HTTP request per product — no browser rendering. At the MID pricing tier ($0.002 per result + $0.005 per run), scraping 1,000 products costs roughly $2.01 in platform fees plus your Apify compute usage, which is minimal since every request is plain HTTP/Cheerio.

Limitations

• Per-size stock is not available for Prada — no size/stock ladder was found in the server-rendered PDP HTML for the product types checked (belts, sneakers, bags). It looks to be a client-side-only or authenticated call. availability (in stock / out of stock at the product level) is still captured from the page's own structured data.
• Currency is fixed at USD because this actor reads the US/en storefront sitemap specifically. Prada runs a separate sitemap per country/language; a European-currency version would need a different sitemap URL.
• If a product page is ever blocked or returns something unexpected, the record still gets pushed with the style code read straight from the URL slug — price, availability and image are left null rather than the run failing outright.
• Data is scraped from the public Prada.com site and may change without notice if Prada changes its markup or sitemap structure.
• Respect Prada's terms of service and use the data responsibly.

Need this data on a schedule, or a custom version?

We run this scraper as a managed service for businesses: scheduled runs, deduplication, delta detection, and delivery to your inbox, Google Sheets, or API — maintenance included. We can also build a custom version with your exact fields and filters, or combine multiple sources into one feed.

See studioamba.dev/services or email hello@studioamba.dev for a free data sample. We maintain 300+ European web scrapers and answer within one business day.

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