I have a Burnished Grey Saddle I've been using here and there since Feb 17 and a burnished Saddle Saddle since September. Neither have any scratches or scuffs to speak of - though I'm as gentle on bags as practical. The glovetanned leather will show scratches more than a pebbled leather, but I find the burnishing helps hid the wear more than the flat colors. I have a Saddle Dinky (not burnished) as well and I feel the Dinky shows marks more than the Burnished Saddle Saddle.Saddle wasn't on my wishlist till I saw them in store.(I should ban myself from shopping around.) Especially the Burnished Leather ones, the leather look so beautiful! May I ask how is the wear and tear of Glovetanned Leather Saddles? It seems they scratch easily.
Thank you very much! It is very helpful! I'm thinking of getting Burnished Saddle in Dark Denim or Bordeaux. It's great to hear that Burnishing hid the wear better than flat colors. I recently purchased a glovetanned Dinky. It's a spring/summer color so I haven't worn it yet.I have a Burnished Grey Saddle I've been using here and there since Feb 17 and a burnished Saddle Saddle since September. Neither have any scratches or scuffs to speak of - though I'm as gentle on bags as practical. The glovetanned leather will show scratches more than a pebbled leather, but I find the burnishing helps hid the wear more than the flat colors. I have a Saddle Dinky (not burnished) as well and I feel the Dinky shows marks more than the Burnished Saddle Saddle.
I also think marks, scuffs, and the natural wear of the leather will produce a well loved look that works nicely with the burnishing.
If you like the burnished saddle, I say go for it and embrace the scratches that do come (while buffing them out when you can). The bag will age beautifully and normal wear will only enhance it!
Here are a couple of my non burnished ones. They've gotten a lot of use and even survived a trip to Vegas. There are scratches, but I think they add character. Also, I included a side by side with my burnished olive. The last picture is a very beat up and we'll loved cornflower. It is super soft and scratches have blended in in most spots.Thank you very much! It is very helpful! I'm thinking of getting Burnished Saddle in Dark Denim or Bordeaux. It's great to hear that Burnishing hid the wear better than flat colors. I recently purchased a glovetanned Dinky. It's a spring/summer color so I haven't worn it yet.
YES! Love their look. Mine are still in what would be considered new condition and while I'm gentle with my bags, I don't mind these bags taking on that worn in, quality leather feel.
Thank you! You have an amazing collection!Here are a couple of my non burnished ones. They've gotten a lot of use and even survived a trip to Vegas. There are scratches, but I think they add character. Also, I included a side by side with my burnished olive. The last picture is a very beat up and we'll loved cornflower. It is super soft and scratches have blended in in most spots.
Congratulations, saddle is an awesome bag!
I got oneDid anyone get the Chestnut Saddle with Link Strap? I saw it pop up online but sold out very soon.
This one's on my mind, too. It's gorgeous! (But I haven't seen it in person.)Anyone have the saddle in butterscotch/snakeskin? I have been thinking of getting it for a couple days but I can't decide! I wish I could see it in person.
http://www.coach.com/coach-saddle-with-colorblock-snakesin-detail/58963+BPLR0.html
This one's on my mind, too. It's gorgeous! (But I haven't seen it in person.)
Will doOh! Pics if you haven't already posted? TIA