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I've never heard of anyone successfully ironing out the bubbles. If it REALLY works, everyone would do doing it, no?
Yeaahh... i guess you're right..
I was just wondering, since i always hand washed and air dry them, that i thought maybe ironing it could do some help..

It's just that i took my bag for granted back then, that now i want to know how to properly take care of them and, if possible, prolong their service life [emoji39]

Right now they're in a clean condition, no washing needed, so i thought I'd asked around [emoji4]
 
I thought about ironing, but I don't dare try it without hearing feedback from someone who has already tried it!!

I've never heard of anyone successfully ironing out the bubbles. If it REALLY works, everyone would do doing it, no?

Hello Sophie, Seton n ladies

Regarding iron, i did finally ironing one of my recently bought 2nd hand msh light blue a couple of weeks ago.

It came folded (no bubbles though), so i tried to iron it to smoothen the folding area out. You know what? The bag refused to cooperate! I used low temperature iron, and left it for a couple of second on the folded area, and the area turned darker! Luckily it has returned to its original color now, but it shock me nonetheless.

So apparently you can't iron nylon?
I store it flatten out, unfolded, and the folding lines smoothen a bit, but that's it.
I cannot try it on my bubbly beige msh, because it's such a wreck.

No more ironing.
 
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I have used the ironing method for a thrifted vintage LC backpack, it was bubble city. I first washed it in the sink cause i'm a germaphobe. Then i ironed it out and STUFFED it, that worked for 80% of the bubbles. Did it a few times and it looks great! I travelled to the Caribbean with it and the humidity did bring bag some of the bubbles, but not as bad as it was. I'm assuming the original owner probably used it to travel a lot and the humidity messed it up. Retried my wash/iron/stuff method and it's back to looking like new.
 
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I have used the ironing method for a thrifted vintage LC backpack, it was bubble city. I first washed it in the sink cause i'm a germaphobe. Then i ironed it out and STUFFED it, that worked for 80% of the bubbles. Did it a few times and it looks great! I travelled to the Caribbean with it and the humidity did bring bag some of the bubbles, but not as bad as it was. I'm assuming the original owner probably used it to travel a lot and the humidity messed it up. Retried my wash/iron/stuff method and it's back to looking like new.


Oh, awesome! Thank you for sharing this!

How exactly did you do that? Did you ironed it while it's still wet?
 
Hello fellow members,
I have this long champ le pliage large purchased in May 2016 from bagshop.com. I've only used this 3-4 times. I contacted them regarding this and they replied with "A shoemaker should be able to stitch that up for you." The threading is coming out in the middle of only one handle. Are there any other alternatives? And is this a common issue?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
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Hello fellow members,
I have this long champ le pliage large purchased in May 2016 from bagshop.com. I've only used this 3-4 times. I contacted them regarding this and they replied with "A shoemaker should be able to stitch that up for you." The threading is coming out in the middle of only one handle. Are there any other alternatives? And is this a common issue?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
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If u dont live near a LC boutique, contact CS on LC website and see what they can do for you. It doesnt matter that u bought it from bagshop.
 
Re: Nordstrom. I have a pliage that needs corner repair and I recently asked about their policy. The SA stated that they stopped sending in repairs last March.

Which is unfortunate, since I do not have any Longchamp stores either. I guess mine will not be repaired. :(
 
Re: Nordstrom. I have a pliage that needs corner repair and I recently asked about their policy. The SA stated that they stopped sending in repairs last March.

Which is unfortunate, since I do not have any Longchamp stores either. I guess mine will not be repaired. :sad:

You will have to contact LC CS on their website and will probably have to ship it to their NJ center if u want it repaired.
 
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For those who don't have a LC store nearby (like me), just send an e-mail to customer service [email protected] and let them know your issue, which bag/style it is, when it was purchased, etc and they will respond to you with information and a "Consumer Evaluation/Repair Ticket" form to print out. You will have to pay to ship it to them in New Jersey.

General Policy Guidelines (as stated on form):
Upon evaluation, repairs/fees will be determined if applicable.
For corner repairs to Le Pliage or Planete totes:
Kindly note that the bag will become somewhat smaller depending on the size of the holes. As a courtesy we will repair the corners one-time only at no charge.
Longchamp will return your product via UPS ground service *signature required.
Longchamp is not responsible for damages resulting from improper or unauthorized repairs.
Please ship your product in a box or bubbled envelope appropriate for the size of the item.
Longchamp is not responsible for damages resulting from shipping.
Items that are received damaged or in unacceptable condition for repair will be returned to you.
Please allow 4-6 weeks for your repair to be completed and shipped back to you.
We do not give status updates unless the item has been out for repair for 6 weeks.
 
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