@peonies13 B35 Barenia Faubourg posted on fashionphile just now. Not sure if it’s an interest or just Fauve.
I took my Kelly to the spa about three weeks ago to the European boutique. I have bought second hand my Kelly.
Will my bag appear on my Hermes website profile after authentication, after repair or not at all? The waiting time is toooooo long.
I will not receive a separate offer because I already accepted the repair costs (lock and make-up) at the Hermes boutique when I left the bag with them at the spa
Thank you very much if you can answer. Sorry for my bad english
Will my bag appear on my Hermes website profile after authentication, after repair or not at all? The waiting time is toooooo long.
I will not receive a separate offer because I already accepted the repair costs (lock and make-up) at the Hermes boutique when I left the bag with them at the spa
Thank you very much if you can answer. Sorry for my bad english
After the bag has been repaired/refurbished and the services paid for, that "visit" will appear on your profile as "After care" or "Maison care" with the amount paid listed as well.
Hey everyone. I am glad I found this forum (and thread).
As I anxiously wait to be offered my very own B or K, I was considering maybe filling in the time with a prelobed specimen. How much of a "miracle" can they work with the bags? Here is the bag and you can see various cracking all over the place. Can they restore?
Has anyone else have any experiences with their bags in a similar state that the spa has been able to bring back to life?
As I anxiously wait to be offered my very own B or K, I was considering maybe filling in the time with a prelobed specimen. How much of a "miracle" can they work with the bags? Here is the bag and you can see various cracking all over the place. Can they restore?
Has anyone else have any experiences with their bags in a similar state that the spa has been able to bring back to life?
I would say, 'Don't touch it.'
That is, not that bag. You cannot put back what has been worn away without serious reconstruction.
However I applaud your idea of going along the (vintage?) preloved route.
There are many real gems and bargains (relative) to be had.
Hi everyone- just wanted to update- I knocked my jypsiere off a countertop and it landed face first, causing the turnlock (clasp) to break off. The bag is currently at H San Francisco. They quoted just a 2-3 weeks repair time (doesn't need to be sent back to Paris) and a $230 repair cost. The best part is that they replace the plate behind the turnlock too so I get two brand new shiny palladium pieces on my bag and the new, perfect turn feel of a new turnlock without any looseness. It is well worth the cost IMO and I'm excited to see the result.
Hi PF! For ladies that have had bags sent back to Paris for repairs, what was the average wait?
I had sent two in the past - one came back after about 3 months and the other nearly 7 months. I'm based in Asia.
I sent one from within Europe and it took 5 months to come back. It went in the summer so not sure if that had an impact and they also did it for free.
Sent mine in October, I got a quotation mid December, and still no sign of my bags coming back. I’m in Europe.
Does anyone here have experience sending in a discontinued leather Birkin/Kelly to Hermes spa? For example Ardennes, Vache Liegee leather. Will they be able to replace the handles or any panels or will they reject the bag since they no longer produce/use that leather? Any recent experience will be greatly appreciated! My SAs are not responding.
if you read through this thread you will find many examples to answer your question