How do you store your Chanel Handbags?

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#781
*schmoo* said:
I was storing my flaps upright when I spotted a pesky crease forming toward the bottom of the front (lambskin). This was a bag I only carried less than a handful of times. So now I lay them flat.
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jashie said:
Good to know because i also store my bag upright.
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I heard laying them flat, mainly lamb, causes the quilts to flatten over time? Seems like there's no perfect way? I was always told to store them upright with no pressure to be placed on the quilts.
 
#782
Bentley1 said:
I heard laying them flat, mainly lamb, causes the quilts to flatten over time? Seems like there's no perfect way? I was always told to store them upright with no pressure to be placed on the quilts.
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Lol, I thought of that, so I've stuck them on top of my folded clothing for now. Still trying to figure out how to organize them in my closets. I mind creases more than flatter quilts. My caviar flaps are fine and I've been keeping those upright.
 
#783
*schmoo* said:
Lol, I thought of that, so I've stuck them on top of my folded clothing for now. Still trying to figure out how to organize them in my closets. I mind creases more than flatter quilts. My caviar flaps are fine and I've been keeping those upright.
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I think I will use old shirts and stuff it around the purse and use one shirt underneath. That way I can lay it flat wand not have to worry about the quilts getting flat. This is my first classic lambskin bag so I baby it a lot. I cannot wait to get the caviar flap because I won't have to baby it as much. Still any suggestions help and I know someone will figure out the best technique
 
#792
For the ones I'm not currently using, they have tissue paper inside with chains pulled in, then wrapped tissue paper around the outside chain left, put in dustbag, laid in its box.

Ones that I currently use, it sits in a glass cabinet, upright with chains pulled in. I use pretty often on weekends so do not do anything with the outside remaining chain portion. It seems pretty light and doesnt seem to be denting my lamb mini. The newer bags come with a felt piece that I put right under the outside chain part. Instead of wrapping it, you can just put piece of cloth/felt under it so it doesnt directly touch the bag.

Hope this makes sense!
 
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