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Mine is lined with real suede leather or that is what i was told. This is an MTO order though. I’m not sure if the usual one would be differentView attachment 6130485
I’m not sure about the answer to your question but fwiw I wouldn’t put too much stock in fashionphile descriptions - I’ve found it’s pretty common for them to have errors. Might still be microsuede but I wouldn’t be surprised if FP was wrong (and I’m a big fan of FP)Yeah I feel like real suede makes sense vs. fake for these bags. Gorgeous color combination you have there!
One listing I found was on fashionphile and said it's microfiber and leather inside. I bought a different bag elsewhere that does have what I believe is a microsuede and I assumed it was fake, though it was authenticated as real with legitgrails (trying to get it returned since I don't trust it) -- but of course if I'm wrong and Fendi does use microfiber fabric lining sometimes, I'd love to know.
I decided to do an experiment and just bought the bag in the fashionphile listing (to return if it is microfiber inside I think), so we'll see... maybe it has been mislabeled as microsuede (or maybe I am unaware of that term applying to real suede)?
I’m not sure about the answer to your question but fwiw I wouldn’t put too much stock in fashionphile descriptions - I’ve found it’s pretty common for them to have errors. Might still be microsuede but I wouldn’t be surprised if FP was wrong (and I’m a big fan of FP)
My old men's Peekaboo in Selleria had suede-liek microfiber lining. I contacted Fendi to find out, since I was afraid of getting moisture on it (it would stain badly if it was real suede). They said it was actually microfiber.Yeah I feel like real suede makes sense vs. fake for these bags. Gorgeous color combination you have there!
One listing I found was on fashionphile and said it's microfiber and leather inside. I bought a different bag elsewhere that does have what I believe is a microsuede and I assumed it was fake, though it was authenticated as real with legitgrails (trying to get it returned since I don't trust it, I am not looking for authentication here whatsoever) -- but of course if I'm wrong and Fendi does use microfiber fabric lining sometimes, I'd love to know.
I decided to do an experiment and just bought the bag in the fashionphile listing (to return if it is microfiber inside I think), so we'll see... maybe it has been mislabeled as microsuede (or maybe I am unaware of that term applying to real suede)?
My old men's Peekaboo in Selleria had suede-liek microfiber lining. I contacted Fendi to find out, since I was afraid of getting moisture on it (it would stain badly if it was real suede). They said it was actually microfiber.
So I think Fashionphile is correct in this case. The lining material looks the same as on the old men's Selleria Peekaboo.
I thought it was kind of cheap of them to use microfiber considering the price of the bag, but it is a lot easier to care for than suede. A lot of conglomerate-owned brands find cost-savings like this that add up to thousands if not millions of dollars if the item is mass-produced.That is great to know! I wish it were easier to find in-person authenticators (I'm in NYC and had trouble via a google search). Thanks for sharing that info straight from Fendi. If they did use microfiber, it at least means what I have (and have coming) aren't likely superfakes (which also begs the question... if the hardware was all perfect, why would they skimp on something as low cost as real suede).
I'll let you all know the findings of my experiment, haha. All of this is a good reminder that maybe I should just save up for a year and buy right from the source from now on, but hopefully it can help us all if buying preloved to have more info on this type of thing.
Suede really isn’t that low cost though as it would mean effectively doubling the amount of leather in the bag. (Since suede is just the hide flipped facing inside out… unless you mean cheap split suede which doesn’t age well)That is great to know! I wish it were easier to find in-person authenticators (I'm in NYC and had trouble via a google search). Thanks for sharing that info straight from Fendi. If they did use microfiber, it at least means what I have (and have coming) aren't likely superfakes (which also begs the question... if the hardware was all perfect, why would they skimp on something as low cost as real suede).
I'll let you all know the findings of my experiment, haha. All of this is a good reminder that maybe I should just save up for a year and buy right from the source from now on, but hopefully it can help us all if buying preloved to have more info on this type of thing.
Suede really isn’t that low cost though as it would mean effectively doubling the amount of leather in the bag. (Since suede is just the hide flipped facing inside out… unless you mean cheap split suede which doesn’t age well)
I thought it was kind of cheap of them to use microfiber considering the price of the bag, but it is a lot easier to care for than suede. A lot of conglomerate-owned brands find cost-savings like this that add up to thousands if not millions of dollars if the item is mass-produced.
I thought it was kind of cheap of them to use microfiber considering the price of the bag, but it is a lot easier to care for than suede. A lot of conglomerate-owned brands find cost-savings like this that add up to thousands if not millions of dollars if the item is mass-produced.