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Can anyone tell me what's the name for this bag?
http://www.bluefly.com/pages/product..._id=2056196505 The listing said it's woven deerskin? Are all the BV made by deerskin, or some made by lambskin? I am debating myself if I should purchase this one from BlueFly, or wait the veneta came up maybe on ebay. Any suggestion? Thanks |
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-Claus-
Joined: May 2007
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Hi baiyishang!
I don`t think this model has any particular name of its own. It`s nice though... Not all of the BV are made of deerskin though. Most of them are made of lambskin (the ones called Nappa and Nappa Umbria) or calfskin (Catalano calf). The deerskin versions are called Cervo (which is Italian for deer). Anyways, IŽd rather trust BlueFly regarding the authenticity of the bag than any eBay-seller. But if you choose to go the eBay-way, be sure to post the auctions you`re condering in the Authentication-thread! |
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Compare between deerskin and lambskin, what do you all perfer? I never own any deerskin leather handbag, I am wondering if it's as soft as the lambskin. |
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JNH14, now I am so attempted to buy it. Can you carry this bag on your shoulder, or it's more a arm-style bag? I am little worry about the light color.
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Last edited by baiyishang; Jul 9th, 2007 at 08:22 PM. |
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I have this exact bag and it fits over my shoulder. The deerskin is more durable than the lambskin (nappa), but the lambskin is softer and lighter. The deerskin is nice and squishy, tho. Mine hasn't shown soil, but I carried it every day for a few months and if I look really closely, I can see the piping on the bottom edges showing some wear. It wouldn't be noticeable to anyone else.
I can't tell if this is Poudre or Magnolia. My bag is Poudre and I love it. I've received many compliments on it. If the Veneta is the bag you love and really want to have, wait for it--don't buy this just to buy a BV if you don't totally love it. |
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Thanks for the information. The more I look at this bag, the more I like it. I don't think this will be my last BV, but I really want to start with this one as my first BV. Now I just need to decide the color. I like this pinkish kind of color, but I am afraid the color is too light (just like white), it will be difficult to maintain if it's going to be used everyday, and this color is more a summer color instead of around the year color.
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personally, if you worry about the colour and not being able to use it all year round I would get in this colour:
http://www.bluefly.com/pages/product...&Nu=Product+ID (I am partial to this one though...) enjoy BV shopping. |
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If you want the veneta, I say get the veneta. I've seen several authentic ones on Ebay in all sizes but make sure you run it by the Authenticate This thread before buying. I would definitely stay clear of low-feedback sellers and if you want to stay on the safe side go with a MyPoupette or other seller that sells mostly pre-owned. It pains me though how the resale value is still pretty low compared to other brands... also check overstock!
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