H in KL vs SGP

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shawn loh

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Hi everyone!

I just came back from kl trip and visited H at both Pavilion and Suria KLCC.

Surprisingly, kl seems to bring in more designs for their bags and shoes. For example, i spotted the isollella sandals at KLCC but i don't see it in Singapore yet.

And they each have a croc lindy on display! A croc Kelly Pochette was spotted at Pavilion too! Does Kl sells more exotic than SGP or is it that SGP does not display exotic?

Nevertheless, its always a wonderful experience shopping at H anywhere in the world!

How about some opinions from TPF experts?
 
Hi everyone!

I just came back from kl trip and visited H at both Pavilion and Suria KLCC.

Surprisingly, kl seems to bring in more designs for their bags and shoes. For example, i spotted the isollella sandals at KLCC but i don't see it in Singapore yet.

And they each have a croc lindy on display! A croc Kelly Pochette was spotted at Pavilion too! Does Kl sells more exotic than SGP or is it that SGP does not display exotic?

Nevertheless, its always a wonderful experience shopping at H anywhere in the world!

How about some opinions from TPF experts?

From what I've heard, there is a long wait list for exotics, especially in Birkins and Kellys, and they are usually all spoken for before they even hit our shores, hence they never make it onto the shelves.

That being said, a beautiful croc Lindy 30 (I think it's havane?) has been sitting on the shelf at Liat.....
 
From what I've heard, there is a long wait list for exotics, especially in Birkins and Kellys, and they are usually all spoken for before they even hit our shores, hence they never make it onto the shelves.

That being said, a beautiful croc Lindy 30 (I think it's havane?) has been sitting on the shelf at Liat.....


still there as of last wed :graucho:
beautiful.......
waiting for somebody to bring her home........
 
From what I've heard, there is a long wait list for exotics, especially in Birkins and Kellys, and they are usually all spoken for before they even hit our shores, hence they never make it onto the shelves.

That being said, a beautiful croc Lindy 30 (I think it's havane?) has been sitting on the shelf at Liat.....

You're absolutely right, pyrexia. :hugs:

The quota for exotics is small. And demand is huge, hence the waitlist. In fact, at each podium and when the SO process opens, most of the exotics ordered are ordered with clients' specifications. There will of course be some exotics that are ordered for the store (here, the SM decides what to order, and she orders what she thinks are popular and will sell), and even then, to whom these are to be sold to, it's dependent on management decision.
 
You're absolutely right, pyrexia. :hugs:

The quota for exotics is small. And demand is huge, hence the waitlist. In fact, at each podium and when the SO process opens, most of the exotics ordered are ordered with clients' specifications. There will of course be some exotics that are ordered for the store (here, the SM decides what to order, and she orders what she thinks are popular and will sell), and even then, to whom these are to be sold to, it's dependent on management decision.

Me thinks they need to up the exotics quota pronto! :nuts:
Paris HQ, if you're reading this, please please, pretty pretty please? :flowers:
 
Hi everyone!

I just came back from kl trip and visited H at both Pavilion and Suria KLCC.

Surprisingly, kl seems to bring in more designs for their bags and shoes. For example, i spotted the isollella sandals at KLCC but i don't see it in Singapore yet.

And they each have a croc lindy on display! A croc Kelly Pochette was spotted at Pavilion too! Does Kl sells more exotic than SGP or is it that SGP does not display exotic?

Nevertheless, its always a wonderful experience shopping at H anywhere in the world!

How about some opinions from TPF experts?

I should go back to Malaysia more often than. Here in Perth we dont even have one shop, let alone 2.
 
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