Anyone experience colour transfer by suede bags?

MsSJones

MsSJones

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I have found this amazing Mulberry suede shoulder bag on eBay and it's in dark green!

I love it, but I am a little but worried with colour transfer! Has anyone experienced problems with colour transfers? I did have another designer bag in the past that was red suede and when I wore it with a white shirt, the left side of the shirt became red!!!
 
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MsSJones said:
I have found this amazing Mulberry suede shoulder bag on eBay and it's in dark green!

I love it, but I am a little but worried with colour transfer! Has anyone experienced problems with colour transfers? I did have another designer bag in the past that was red suede and when I wore it with a white shirt, the left side of the shirt became red!!!
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My new Oak suede Delilah has colour transfer after her first outing :sad: .We was traipsing round Manchester the other day and it was pouring so i was trying to protect her by stuffing her inside my coat :sad:

No idea how to clean her ,must ask in cleaning thread
 
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Dovey123 said:
My new Oak suede Delilah has colour transfer after her first outing :sad: .We was traipsing round Manchester the other day and it was pouring so i was trying to protect her by stuffing her inside my coat :sad:

No idea how to clean her ,must ask in cleaning thread
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....although if she is dark green (which sounds amazing ) maybe it wont show ?
 
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elvisfan4life said:
No I think she means the green transferring on the lighter clothes....i would worry about that as a dark green dye on suede seems likely to
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This is precisely what I am worried about! It's a bayswater clutch in dark green and I've been looking for one for a long time, but now, I am slightly worried that if I wear it with light coloured tops colour from the bag will transfer to the clothes...
 
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