Dye stained chloe paddington bag what to do??

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tigerandrambo

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Jul 17, 2007
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I was given a large chloe paddington bag in a creamy/ballet pinky colour and because i prodominantly wear black it has absorbed colour from my clothing - i have taken it to a bag cleaner and he wouldn't touch it and i have also emailed chloe direct and apparently they don't have a matching polish or any suggestions or advice on what i should do....

your advice/suggestions would be much appreciated!

Ta
 
#4
I can't offer any suggestions but I truly sympathize. I experienced the same thing a couple of years ago and haven't purchased a light bag since.

Personally, I would hound Chloe. They bear responsibility for the quality of their products. Good luck to you.
 
#6
I just checked out lovinmybags.com a few minutes ago, and they offer both a product and a service to remove color transfer from handbags. Its not cheap, but then your bag is quite expensive, so it may be worth it.

I disagree to hound chloe- its not there fault that your bag got stained! Unless they advertised the bag as being stain resistant, which Im sure they did not, its not their responsibilty.

I know its painful, but if you buy a light colored leather bag, you have to expect that sooner or later its going to get stained. Accidents happen. Best of luck!
 
#7
I just took inventory of my own closet, and I have 22 handbags, and only one light colored one. The light one is still okay, but I'm glad I tend to go for the darker colored leathers.....
 
#8
Sorry to hear this! If the very worst happens, and none of the other solutions work, you can get your bag died professionally to a darker color. I know some members did this to light bags that got color transfer, and it turned out pretty nice. Good luck!
 
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