Update: I got offered the exact specs of a B30 Craie Ghw 3 months after at the store![emoji173]️
Help me choose? Craie or Pink Sakura
- Thread starter KRZ
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Excellent choice! I totally support it-lovely pink and Chevre!Thank you everyone!! [emoji173]️ yes it was a tough decision indeed, I've been wanting Craie for the longest time but got offered the RS as a walk in with no other purchase at my last trip! It was actually on hold for someone but the sweetest SA showed it to me and although I didn't love it at first, chevre was just too good to pass.
My kind friend offered her brand new Craie to trade my Sakura hence this post
I've been wanting another neutral in Craie or Gris T to complete my collection. Thank you for all the comments and advice, I finally made my decision and chose....
Rose Sakura Chèvre with ghw [emoji254]
I know I will get a lot more use out of Craie and while it is as gorgeous as Rose Sakura, I think down the line if I regret letting go of Sakura it will be a little harder to find than another neutral.
I wear a lot of beige, white, grey, black that goes well with Sakura and my darling hubby told me he will just get me another neutral if I keep the Sakura because I got it for store price and technically hit the jackpot by not having to buy anything else and being offered it as a walk in. So it's for the memories too!
And it's my only chevre bag, i now wish all my bags could be in chevre. It's SO dreamy! Haha!
Will try to post more photos today as reference.
Thank you again everyone!! [emoji8][emoji173]️
Congrats and enjoy!
I don't have a B30 but I do have a Craie GP in Vache Country, it has more of a yellow undertone then grey. It requires more maintenance then a dark color bag but I would not change it for anything because I can literally put any color twilly on it (twilly addict
) I only wear neutral colors and when I want a pop of color, the twilly becomes it. Craie color does require pampering; always careful where I put it down, wipe the bag every time I use it to check on any spot/stain.... it is high maintenance but if you don't mind that, I say go for it!
