I have no idea, she did so many greys..Is this FIG?
Leather Nikki Hobo
Grey leather Rebecca Minkoff Nikki hobo with silver-tone hardware, single flat shoulder strap, protective feet at base, beige and black pattern print canvas lining, four interior pockets and magnetic snap closure at top. Buy handbags from Rebecca Minkoff at The RealReal.www.therealreal.com
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I thought cloud grey had sig HW but it's the first color I thought of too. There was also sideral grey and a few others.
Shelby is good. I am just a late night lurker trying to feel comfort during quarantine in old RM TPF nostalgia haha!It is!! I knew I wasn't imagining it!! I think that bag is probably the most unicorn bag there is. I've never seen one for sale anyway! Thanks for finding the picture!!You and @Shelby33 are good at finding stuff!
My unicorn is a Stonewash Blue MAB with Brass Hardware and FDL lining. LOL
I have a question for all of you. Could this bag be made in the US? I don't see a tag and it has the old style metal tag on the inside. Shelby33 ID'd this bag as cloud grey and it has the signature hardware. It's a MAB mini with (*sad sigh*) no tassels.
If there is no made in China tag then it could have been. I thought when she was using this lining it could have been made in USA or China. If it was made there it’s suppose to have a tag.
If you can't find the tag, and it is very small, then must be USA, but there were conversations way back when she was putting out the same bags and some got that lining, some got black and white floral, and supposedly the factory in China had that lining. But that could have just been people speculating.
Oh, I already have it. I was thinking of letting it go a couple of days ago, but I think I've changed my mind. Just trying to find more reasons to keep her since it's rare to have bags made in the US now! (Although, not made in the US doesn't mean it's trash. Far from it, but it is something to consider.)