Louis Vuitton at TJ Maxx?

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This is the josephine wallet but I don't know if this particular one is real or not...it is missing the coin zipper pouch though...and I can't believe they poked a hole through the canvas for that security tag:nogood:
 
OK, so now I'm wondering too. TJX doesn't have buyers who buy LV products, and it is definitely only sold in their boutiques. It could be a good fake, or a confused customer returned it.

But if TJ's isn't even authorized to sell LV, why would they even put it on their floor? Fake or real, if they KNOW it isn't supposed to be a part of their inventory, how could they have the morality to want to profit from selling it??
 
I'm hoping y'all might be more knowledgeable than I am, and because I was contemplating calling around to find this wallet for myself at a TJMaxx, I was just wondering if any of you could tell me if finding Louis Vuitton at TJ Maxx is legit? I found out though iluvmybags' post here that they had this wallet for sale!

I'm hesitant. Something about it doesn't feel right. But what do you think?

Sorry, this is fake. And the little detachable coin pouch is missing.
 
TJX doesn't have buyers who buy LV products

I'm guessing this wallet is fake...regardless, this ^^ isn't true. I'm an LV buyer, and my TJ Maxx has a Runway section where I've seen (and occasionally pounced on) really great deals on authentic BV, MJ, Givenchy, YSL, etc. I go pretty frequently to see what they have; just this past Saturday I saw two other women browsing the Runway section who were also carrying authentic LV's (one DE Neverfull, and one beautifully patina'd Tivoli GM).
 
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I'm guessing this wallet is fake...regardless, this ^^ isn't true. I'm an LV buyer, and my TJ Maxx has a Runway section where I've seen (and occasionally pounced on) really great deals on authentic BV, MJ, Givenchy, YSL, etc. I go pretty frequently to see what they have; just this past Saturday I saw two other women browsing the Runway section who were also carrying authentic LV's (one DE Neverfull, and one beautifully patina'd Tivoli GM).

I think the poster meant "LV buyer" as in a buyer employed by TJ Maxx to buy products to sell in their store....
 
I'm guessing this wallet is fake...regardless, this ^^ isn't true. I'm an LV buyer, and my TJ Maxx has a Runway section where I've seen (and occasionally pounced on) really great deals on authentic BV, MJ, Givenchy, YSL, etc. I go pretty frequently to see what they have; just this past Saturday I saw two other women browsing the Runway section who were also carrying authentic LV's (one DE Neverfull, and one beautifully patina'd Tivoli GM).

This is true! There are certain stores that sell designer. Plus I'm an LV buyer and I do like even tho regular TJMaxx! Not all MY bags have to b designer anyway...I'm not a purse snob. I'm sure many people r the same whether they would admit to it or not! Cuz u cant always believe whats on the internet! Lol!!!
 
This is true! There are certain stores that sell designer. Plus I'm an LV buyer and I do like even tho regular TJMaxx! Not all MY bags have to b designer anyway...I'm not a purse snob. I'm sure many people r the same whether they would admit to it or not! Cuz u cant always believe whats on the internet! Lol!!!

See the above posts :smile1: She didn't mean 'LV buyer' as 'LV customer', she meant a person employed by TJ Maxx who buys merchandise for their stores.
 
I'm guessing this wallet is fake...regardless, this ^^ isn't true. I'm an LV buyer, and my TJ Maxx has a Runway section where I've seen (and occasionally pounced on) really great deals on authentic BV, MJ, Givenchy, YSL, etc. I go pretty frequently to see what they have; just this past Saturday I saw two other women browsing the Runway section who were also carrying authentic LV's (one DE Neverfull, and one beautifully patina'd Tivoli GM).

I meant people employed by TJMaxx to buy the merchandise they will sell. Not private individuals who buy LV like you and me. :smile1:
 
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