Does the made in stamp make a difference?

[candyeve]

I purchased a pocket organizer yesterday and looked at a few before picking the one I liked most. I totally forgot to check the made in stamp and realized at home that it is made in the US. Would this be something I should try and exchange ? Or would you keep a perfect piece even if it was made in the US?

 

[Clairen4]

If there’s nothing wrong with it, why exchange it? I guess I don’t understand the desire to have a MIF/MIS bag just because it reads MIF/MIS. I have pieces from all over and don’t see a difference between any of them. As long as the piece is well made (no missing/broken stitches, clean, good alignment, no scratches, etc...) I’m a happy camper. Just my opinion.

 

[BleuSaphir]

I have some slgs made in France and one in Spain. Honestly none are absolutely perfect in craftsmanship. But they serve their purpose. That all that matters to me.

I had bought a key pouch made in the US. But exchange for a card holder, due to thinking the quality won't match my first key pouch longevity of use.

 

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No difference.

 

[Bagsnlove]

I have some pieces that are made in France and some that are made in the US. I have chosen some that are made in the US over France. So basically, it makes no difference if you’re happy with the one you chose.

 

[remainsilly]

I have no idea where my lv items were made--never looked.
(rummaging)
Ah, bag's inside tag reads, "made in U.S.A."
It holds matching wallet & stuff. Plus looks good.

Did not obsess over whether or not checkerboard pattern aligned perfectly along sides either.
Obviously am clueless & tragic.

 

[BAGLADY 3375]

If it's perfect-keep it.

 

[Johnpauliegal]

As long as you purchased it from LV, I don't think there’s any difference where it was manufactured.

 

[bagidiotic]

As long as it is genuine
Suit my needs and style
Love the designs
No difference
I don't care mixxxxxx whatever

 

[candyeve]

Thanks everyone! She’s perfect and I’m going to keep her and love her!