I could rename it Cher, Chèvre Chamkila but since it's the H forum I think it's a given.“Chère” also means expensive in French. Very fitting considering the price tag (although since “leather” and “bag” are both masculine, it should read “cher”) [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
There is a famous Punjabi singer called Amar Singh Chamkila so you could well be correctI’m really wondering what “Chamkila” is meant to signify - Coromandel and Mysore are both regions in India, so perhaps there’s an Indian significance? Funnily enough, “Chamkila” in Hindi translates to “shiny” or “sparkly” - it would be funny if this variant of chèvre has a particularly noticeable sheen!
I was just about to say that! It's also means shiny in punjabi..There is a famous Punjabi singer called Amar Singh Chamkila so you could well be correct
I’m Gujarati and it also means “shiny” in that language too!I was just about to say that! It's also means shiny in punjabi..[emoji813]
Thanks for the info. I agree it's hard to know what to believe but mostly I think most SAs give accurate info at the time given but then H change their minds and make their staff look ill-informed. Of course some staff make it up as they go along.I was told this weekend by a leather manager at a flagship that Mysore was going to be phased out. I dismissed it at the time as the typical "Black and Gold will be rested" rumor, but maybe it is true.