BV tags...what do they mean?
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the first 6 digits are the style #
the numbers after the v indicate what type of skin it is
the color code is the last 4 digits
even if you have a bag in nero nappa if you bought the same bag in python it would have different codes
codes change for color and hardware also
you don't really have to know what the vcode stands for unless you are employed by BV
the numbers after the v indicate what type of skin it is
the color code is the last 4 digits
even if you have a bag in nero nappa if you bought the same bag in python it would have different codes
codes change for color and hardware also
you don't really have to know what the vcode stands for unless you are employed by BV
they are not unique to each bag
they are unique to each color
most tags also indicates what year it is from
vintage bags do not have the year in them
they are unique to each color
most tags also indicates what year it is from
vintage bags do not have the year in them
they usually indicate the the style number skin code color code and year of mfg
I haven't seen this type of code except on vintage BV
I haven't seen this type of code except on vintage BV
So, yes this is the new tag. And it is definitely driving me nuts. It allows BV to trace what when and where it was originally purchased. There is even talk about the SAs having a code reader app in their phone to read them. I am not a fan because it will increase counterfeiting and make it harder to authenticate a bag.
I am waiting for my SA to email me back about the tag
it would seem that they are giving each bag not a style number but a unique number to each bag?
that is what they do for special orders
I am pretty sure that the EPV number on the old tag told them who made the bag and that was how they tracked things when they came in for repair which I thought was an excellent idea
it wass feed back to the artisan
but this tag
IDK
it would seem that they are giving each bag not a style number but a unique number to each bag?
that is what they do for special orders
I am pretty sure that the EPV number on the old tag told them who made the bag and that was how they tracked things when they came in for repair which I thought was an excellent idea
it wass feed back to the artisan
but this tag
IDK
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this is what she said:
The new tags are the ID # of the workers in Italy to identify them if there were to be a problem with production. I am not a fan of it either bc it does not help if we do not have a style number or such… It truly is for Italy and has nothing to do with the handbags.
The new tags are the ID # of the workers in Italy to identify them if there were to be a problem with production. I am not a fan of it either bc it does not help if we do not have a style number or such… It truly is for Italy and has nothing to do with the handbags.
hmmm...so is the color code still on the tags inside the bag?
or even on the outside white price tag of the bag?
just confirming the large veneta i got is indeed Shock Pink but the tag doesnt list the color name, just some random numbers but i noticed one "4 digit" set of numbers...
or even on the outside white price tag of the bag?
just confirming the large veneta i got is indeed Shock Pink but the tag doesnt list the color name, just some random numbers but i noticed one "4 digit" set of numbers...
post a pic of the tag you are talking about
this year the tags have changed
they used to have the style skin code which was referred to as a V code the color code and the year of mfg
now they have changed the inside authenticity tag to refer to the persons that made the bag in Italy for quality control
this year the tags have changed
they used to have the style skin code which was referred to as a V code the color code and the year of mfg
now they have changed the inside authenticity tag to refer to the persons that made the bag in Italy for quality control
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