I agree. I also think a 35 is heavy. The only way I would buy a 35 again is if Hugh Jackman agreed to carry it for me. For me to buy a 40....well, he would still have to carry it but wearing teeny, tiny little shorts.40 is going to be VERY heavy.
I would try it and see. Some think it has the perfect proportions for a Birkin others think it is heavy. The colour is pretty but you really need to hold it and see for yourself.I have seen previous thread mentioning 40 is more like a luggage... I wanted a handbag
Thanks very much for your reply. This will be my first birkin, I said 30 or 35 because these two seems to be the ideal size for me. I guess you are right. I need to try it and see. My concern is that I'm not patient and probably would be too excited to buy it at an urge. That's why I'd like to get your ladies some advice before I goI would try it and see. Some think it has the perfect proportions for a Birkin others think it is heavy. The colour is pretty but you really need to hold it and see for yourself.
Also, if your target was a 30 or 35 then wait. It is a lot of money to buy something you won't use.
Too funny! But in total agreementI agree. I also think a 35 is heavy. The only way I would buy a 35 again is if Hugh Jackman agreed to carry it for me. For me to buy a 40....well, he would still have to carry it but wearing teeny, tiny little shorts.
I have 2-3 b 40 and they are not luggage they are beautiful handbags and I am 5'2 and wear tall heals and works perfectly as a daily work horse.....there is a threadI have seen previous thread mentioning 40 is more like a luggage... I wanted a handbag
I wear mine with flats and am 5'4", love the 40 Birkin.I have 2-3 b 40 and they are not luggage they are beautiful handbags and I am 5'2 and wear tall heals and works perfectly as a daily work horse.....there is a thread
Ode to 40cm birkin which you should check out![]()