Chameleon organizer for Cervo Hobo bags
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You might consider reading through this thread:
http://forum.purseblog.com/bottega-veneta-faqs-and-care-reference/purse-insert-reference-keep-that-bag-clean-418854.html
I have an older medium structured chameleon--don't know what sizes are available these days-- and I'd say it's probably much too small and too structured for a cervo hobo. I don't have a cervo hobo, but the med. chameleon was too small yet too wide at the base for a large Veneta, and it showed through, if that helps any. Photos are in the above link.
There are other organizers out there, with pros and cons, including size, flexibility, and weight (some of the fancier ones look like they'd add a noticeable amount of weight). Whether it impacts the shape of the slouch really depends. I'm currently using the medium structured Chameleon in a small handheld Longchamp Le Pliage nylon bag, and it's perfect for that because that bag has no internal structure at all (and it fits perfectly--it is quite small).
http://forum.purseblog.com/bottega-veneta-faqs-and-care-reference/purse-insert-reference-keep-that-bag-clean-418854.html
I have an older medium structured chameleon--don't know what sizes are available these days-- and I'd say it's probably much too small and too structured for a cervo hobo. I don't have a cervo hobo, but the med. chameleon was too small yet too wide at the base for a large Veneta, and it showed through, if that helps any. Photos are in the above link.
There are other organizers out there, with pros and cons, including size, flexibility, and weight (some of the fancier ones look like they'd add a noticeable amount of weight). Whether it impacts the shape of the slouch really depends. I'm currently using the medium structured Chameleon in a small handheld Longchamp Le Pliage nylon bag, and it's perfect for that because that bag has no internal structure at all (and it fits perfectly--it is quite small).
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