a paddy or a city

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bettiney

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Jan 30, 2006
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which should i get. i've got 2 firsts and a sac but not a city. I'm hoping to get one but i also want to have a paddy. Sadly, my budget is only for one or the other. :sad: Ladies, please help me.
 
I think if you waited a little bit, that more people will be unloading their Paddies. I have two paddies and two cities and I think cities have better longevity. It also depends on the color. An ivory/blanc paddy is absolutely gorgeous, along with the whiskey, anthracite, mousse, noir, etc... Actually, come to think of it, I like the paddy in most colors. I think paddies also look better in warmer hues than cooler ones.

Good luck! I don't think you can really go wrong with either one. I would consider what style you are looking for. And Discobunniee is definitely right, a paddy would certainly provide variety.
 
the paddington lock can be cumbersome, it's also pretty heavy. figure 5 to 6 lbs with your stuff in it.

city bag pros it is very light. style wise, i probably prefer the paddy.

if you want functional and practicality go for the city.
 
I agree that people will be unloading the paddys soon. they are no longer selling that well. I have the tan and stopped using mine....just too heavy and the zips keep opening up and exposing the interior. Same with the Stam - I love it but HATE that it keeps poping open. They are both darn heavy too. How about a Thomas Wylde bag - they are really nice and different.
 
This is so confusing. LOL! I am so tempted to get another balenciaga because it's just so light. But the paddy is so attractive. But i guess if a lot of people will be unloading then i guess not. Balenciaga interest is still great as ever despite the veiny and shiney leather.
Maybe I'll go for the city. :)
 
I love my Paddy - even though it weighs as much as a baby elephant. Yeah, you could wait for people to unload theirs - but be careful about the locks bec. they can have peeling problems - you might as well start off with something perfect.
 
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