Question on Patina

#2
nope. box leather for sure, and then if you read hermesgroupie's leather reference thread, it mentions one or 2 other leathers that also get a patina.
dark colors (black) show the patina to its best effect i believe.
 
#3
My SA told me that vache liegee (I have a gold Kelly in VL) gets a great patina and not to be afraid to get the kelly out and use it all the time to help it develop this patina. It's a new bag so I'm still a bit prcious with it, but I do want to use it and get over my fear of such an expensive bag.
 
#4
allaboutnice said:
My SA told me that vache liegee (I have a gold Kelly in VL) gets a great patina and not to be afraid to get the kelly out and use it all the time to help it develop this patina. It's a new bag so I'm still a bit prcious with it, but I do want to use it and get over my fear of such an expensive bag.
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My SA said the same about my GPT in swift even though the bag is still cosy in the box---hence this question
 
#5
Hmm, from what I've experienced, all of the leathers seem to develop some kind of patina, some more beautiful than others. I've been using a couple of Chevre de Coromandel bags that have mellowed beautifully over the last several years. They've become more supple and have developed even more of a sheen. One of my favorite pieces that has developed a really great patina is an Hermes 6-cles made of Buffalo Gala. It was somewhat matte when new; now after knocking it around for several years the leather has developed a gorgeous patina. I wish I had taken a "before" and "after" picture.
 
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