Ahh glad you like it! My DH liked it too but it wasn't what I wanted. Looking forward to seeing your pics. You can add it here too as well as start a new thread so people can get the different points of view
Haha, like a dream Le Pliage! That was another bag I hated and now I own three but it is much cheaper though! Also it can handle heavy things! And needs no babying. Here I go selling Longchamp Le Pliage instead of the Dorset! Haha.
Haha, like a dream Le Pliage! That was another bag I hated and now I own three but it is much cheaper though! Also it can handle heavy things! And needs no babying. Here I go selling Longchamp Le Pliage instead of the Dorset! Haha.
My black Dorset came today and I love it! I need to figure out how to post pics when I get home, but the bag is exactly what I had hoped -- a gorgeous but utilitarian tote for every day.
It definitely is a slouchy bag, without structure. Otherwise, I think some of the earlier critiques of this bag were more about what it isn't -- a Bayswater -- than what it is. It is a roomy bag with beautiful leather and straps that allow over the shoulder carrying, not just arm carrying. The straps are on the thin side, but the bag seems very well constructed everyday use. And someone finally gave us a wide open tote with an effective but easy one-hand closure option. It is like a dream le pliage, with some actual style.
I'm so happy with this bag. I guess the bottom line of my review is that this bag is a serious contender (at an excellent price point) if you're in the everyday tote market and looking at bags like the neverfull or le pliage or st louis, etc. If you're looking for a structured, statement handbag, it probably is not the right bag.
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