Looks great dear PbP, thank you for posting. I've been studying shawl folding techniques and will soon place an order for shawl&scarf rings as soon as the new B35 is available on Maitai's site. I will rotate the old ones to other bags and give away some.
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Looks great dear PbP, thank you for posting. I've been studying shawl folding techniques and will soon place an order for shawl&scarf rings as soon as the new B35 is available on Maitai's site. I will rotate the old ones to other bags and give away some.
The inserts for picotin are terrific. Helps the bag keep upright.
Thanks, lulilu and PocketbookPup. Do you think I should get the old MaiTai model, (on sale! now) or wait for the new Pico inserts? Or get some other brand?
I just bought my picotin insert this summer. It's the one insert that I'm not going to replace. It seems pretty sturdy to me. Because it's a square and not a long rectangle like the other inserts it seems more stable if that makes sense. Mine is the MM. Maybe the GM could use more stability? You could go either way I think. That's of no help. I'm sorry. But do get one from Mai tai. They are great.
I think the original is quite sturdy. If you can get it on sale, even better.
Hi there, do you think it would fit in a K28 sellier too? Sadly she doesn't make a liner for K25 that I may use inside a K28 sellier.
I caved and ordered the new and improved Mai Tai insert for the B35 (it wasn't listed on her website, so I emailed her directly) and it was delivered within a week, beautifully packaged. It's really very well made, lovely, and weighs 6.6 ounces. Most importantly, it does not flop over. I highly recommend! Miss MaiTai was very pleasant to work with and responded quickly to my inquiries.
hello there, i was just wondering if you girls using bag insert for your kelly 28 retourne? if yes, which brand do you think its recommended? i heard some of my friends said bag insert from mai tai collection is good, what do you all think? appreciated all the comments. thanks
Sharing a look into my neurotic little world. I have been working on organizing my organizers and my bags. I found a system that works for me.
I used to store my bags upright on shelves so I could look at them. I decided to take better care of them so now they are all lying flat on their back in a covered cabinet. I need to pad the shelves for extra protection. I can already see that they are keeping their shape better. They contain only air cells as when they arrive new.
Then I decided to organize my organizers. Here are my mai tai collection organizers. I have the correct size for each bag. I find they work best that way. I filled the side pockets of each one with my essentials: Kleenex, Extra contact lenses, tylenol or Advil, phone charger, pen in plastic, mint strip, tiny nail file, hand cream. Each one is ready to go. I just add my wallet, keys, phone and glasses to the center compartment.
I found that I wasn't using my Chanel flaps as much as I should because they were a pain to load up. I would always forget something.. So I also bought a scarf ring pochette to use as an organizer for the flaps (mostly jumbos). It works perfectly. I just add it and my compact wallet and keys and I'm ready to go. You definitely have to scale down the "essentials" for smaller sized bags. For my clutches I actually keep the absolute essentials in a small plastic bag ready to go.
This really helps me to change my bags daily for my different outfits without too much wasted time or fuss and I think it provides the best protection for my bags. I hope you enjoyed this look into my neurotic little world and it helps some of you to think about a system that would work for you.
I used to store my bags upright on shelves so I could look at them. I decided to take better care of them so now they are all lying flat on their back in a covered cabinet. I need to pad the shelves for extra protection. I can already see that they are keeping their shape better. They contain only air cells as when they arrive new.
Then I decided to organize my organizers. Here are my mai tai collection organizers. I have the correct size for each bag. I find they work best that way. I filled the side pockets of each one with my essentials: Kleenex, Extra contact lenses, tylenol or Advil, phone charger, pen in plastic, mint strip, tiny nail file, hand cream. Each one is ready to go. I just add my wallet, keys, phone and glasses to the center compartment.
I found that I wasn't using my Chanel flaps as much as I should because they were a pain to load up. I would always forget something.. So I also bought a scarf ring pochette to use as an organizer for the flaps (mostly jumbos). It works perfectly. I just add it and my compact wallet and keys and I'm ready to go. You definitely have to scale down the "essentials" for smaller sized bags. For my clutches I actually keep the absolute essentials in a small plastic bag ready to go.
This really helps me to change my bags daily for my different outfits without too much wasted time or fuss and I think it provides the best protection for my bags. I hope you enjoyed this look into my neurotic little world and it helps some of you to think about a system that would work for you.
Excellent post, thankyou for sharing. I just received the Mai Tai insert for the Bolide 35 and it's fantastic: functional and lovely to look at [emoji4]
Thank you so much for sharing, @Pocketbook Pup! I enjoy seeing how you keep your beautiful H bags and inserts organized. Very inspiring to properly store items and keep items in good condition. [emoji7]
PP, a truly inspirational post, thanks so much for sharing! Amazing how similar we organize our H loot, although you have the jump on me as my box labeler still hasn't been used and my boxes have hand written file folder post-it stickies on them.
