New Mabel-wrinkled lining seams

#4
Top thread's tention was too strong on the sawing machine... (bring me back to school lesson!) This is QC issue really. None of mine looks like that as far as I remember off hand.

Does that bother you a lot, or actually prevent you to use the bag nomally? Perhaps you should contac CS first with pics and see what they say.
 
#6
I have several mabels and none of them have this kind of wrinkled lining. I guess thread has been too tight when sawing like Ratrat said, it looks that I had sewn it...:P maybe I am a bit fussy but I think it will bother me..I´ve used to a better quality than this. I will contact Mulberry cs and wait what they say about it. I bought it from sale, but that shouldn´t be the issue in my opinion....:confused1:
 
#7
fuzzyfelt27 said:
Hmm it looks ok to me, and I don't think it would bother me. I'll check my lined mabels when I get home to see if they're similar, I've never inspected them before! :biggrin:
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I think this would be the same for me too. I don't tend to look that hard at my bags and I don't think that this would bother me at all. If there is no hole in the seam then it wouldn't bother me.
 
#8
It seriously wouldn't bother me, especially if I got it from the sale in reduced price. If I bought it full price, then maybe I would email the CS about it.
 
#10
I'm going to be different because it I pay Mulberry prices I expect the bags to be perfect and that is not. Only from a value for money point of view not from a usabiity point of view
 
#11
^^ I totally agree with Bluecat. I expect my Mulberries to be top quality both inside and out. It is a principle really, because I am only willing to pay these amounts of money for 100% quality.
 
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