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#198
Harley77 said:
Bumping my own post. Called the outlet and the SA said I could exchange and do a charge send for a new one. I'm worried that I might get one in even worse shape though. How are the studs on everyone else's Edies? If they just wiggle I'm fine with that. I'm just afraid they might fall out.
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My studded Edies are fine, nothing loose. I'd exchange it for another one, you can always return it.
 
#199
katierose said:
My studded Edies are fine, nothing loose. I'd exchange it for another one, you can always return it.
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Thank you for the information. I will definitely get a new one then since yours are fine. I never got to play with them at my fp boutique months back so I wasn't sure if it was normal for the some studs to be loose and wiggle. I actually tried to lift a loose one with my finger nail to see if it would pop off and it didn't, but I still don't trust them. They even make a weird squeaky noise.
 
#200
Minne Bags said:
Hi Sarah! Thanks for taking the time to reply. The pic that you posted looks like the tag that I saw at the store. I guess I was confused because I've bought deletes from the outlet before and they've all had the regular tag without the "F." Thanks for explaining the new system so that I don't have to drive everyone crazy again. LOL. Off to the outlets now. [emoji4]
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You're welcome! All of the MFF vs FP stuff can be pretty confusing til you get the hang of it. Hope you found some goodies at the outlet!!
 
#206
Banuuie said:
Do any edie owners also have a phoebe? We all know how the phoebe leather ages, but I'm wondering if he leather used on the edie is comparable?



Thanks in advance!
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The leather on my Edie is a bit heavier and thicker than my Phoebe. It is holding up nicely and I got it back in November. Of course, I don't carry it every day but I would think it would age well since it is a bit more substantial.
 
#207
Banuuie said:
Do any edie owners also have a phoebe? We all know how the phoebe leather ages, but I'm wondering if he leather used on the edie is comparable?

Thanks in advance!
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So you do think the Phoebe leather holds up well? I like how soft it is. At first I thought Edies leather was a bit thick and didn't feel like real quality leather. However, now the leather seems like it would be more durable which is a good thing.
 
#208
shillinggirl88 said:
So you do think the Phoebe leather holds up well? I like how soft it is. At first I thought Edies leather was a bit thick and didn't feel like real quality leather. However, now the leather seems like it would be more durable which is a good thing.
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I think that some of the older bags had higher quality and held up much better. My phoebe that I got as soon as they came out has held up soooooooo well, and I throw that thing around everywhere. The leather is really thick on it. But 4 of my pebbled boroughs have worn away at the sides after minimal use.

I've noticedsome older coach bags that I got 7 years ago have aged beautifully. But the newer bags are so worn out after a few months of use, I don't see them ageing well at all.
 
#209
Hi! I tried to do a search but couldn't find anything. has any one seen the Edie 31 that is on the Bloomingdales website? As far as I can tell, it's about an inch shorter in height and depth. Any other difference? The blush color caught my eye since I missed out in getting a legacy purse in blush. Thanks.
 
#210
Iamminda said:
Hi! I tried to do a search but couldn't find anything. has any one seen the Edie 31 that is on the Bloomingdales website? As far as I can tell, it's about an inch shorter in height and depth. Any other difference? The blush color caught my eye since I missed out in getting a legacy purse in blush. Thanks.
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Oooo it looks nice! ! Also, it has feet on the bottom. I really like the army green color. I hope more stores will get this!
 
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