Handbags tend to be my most expensive purchase after jewelry (which I own very few).
Some of the bags in my collection have taken half my paycheck but I have never been in debt / financial discomfort due to my love for them.
I have 50+ bags/clutches and I keep thinking of downsizing but I love them all and each serve a unique purpose (at least in my head )
An idle thought led to thinking about what will happen to my bags after a few years (say 20/30) when I will probably won't need so many.
Would you like to share if bags last generations (in terms of appeal/quality/taste) or I accumulated things which I should rehome in time.
My collection is usually timeless classic styles from Dior/LV/Chanel/Hermes/Judith Leiber with occasional contemporary(Givenchy/Valentino/Gucci) styles.
I use my bags with care so they are in great condition with occasional scuffs etc.
Will a young generation like to own a used bag say after 20 years.
It won't be for sentimental reasons as I don't have children and so I will gift them to distant nieces and nephews if they prefer.
Based on past experience I have observed no appreciation/gratitude if things are gits/free but I am keener to know if they will still make someone happy when trends have changed possibly.
Thank you for reading my post and sharing your thoughts.
Some of the bags in my collection have taken half my paycheck but I have never been in debt / financial discomfort due to my love for them.
I have 50+ bags/clutches and I keep thinking of downsizing but I love them all and each serve a unique purpose (at least in my head )
An idle thought led to thinking about what will happen to my bags after a few years (say 20/30) when I will probably won't need so many.
Would you like to share if bags last generations (in terms of appeal/quality/taste) or I accumulated things which I should rehome in time.
My collection is usually timeless classic styles from Dior/LV/Chanel/Hermes/Judith Leiber with occasional contemporary(Givenchy/Valentino/Gucci) styles.
I use my bags with care so they are in great condition with occasional scuffs etc.
Will a young generation like to own a used bag say after 20 years.
It won't be for sentimental reasons as I don't have children and so I will gift them to distant nieces and nephews if they prefer.
Based on past experience I have observed no appreciation/gratitude if things are gits/free but I am keener to know if they will still make someone happy when trends have changed possibly.
Thank you for reading my post and sharing your thoughts.