I wouldn't even notice that once the patina wears. Bags are to be used. Enjoy them! Don't nitpick
LV QUALITY CONTROL --- WHAT IS GOING ON??
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I wouldn't even notice that once the patina wears. Bags are to be used. Enjoy them! Don't nitpick
Not sure she is nit picking nor does it appear she is blaming LV for this. I think she was asking what to do about the stains. It also appears to be peeling or scraped. I agree though a replacement strap is an option.
White eraser may work, just be cautious not to over rub...I did that and it lost its sheen. When I tried another time I made sure to be more gentle and it helped lighten it a bit.
Not even sure why you quoted my post?? I agree with the above as I didn't answer her question under the impression that she was nit picking but asking for help.
seriously though it looks like it's peeling a little or is that just how it looks in the picture.
I click on a thread about LV quality control, and get to read a whole debate about the correct usage of psychology terms and statistics... LMAO 
Honestly, though, I haven't really had any issues with LV lately. The last item I bought was my mono pochette, and it's held up very well. I do partially agree with the theory that the complaints here on tPF are not truly representative of the satisfaction of LV's clientele as a whole. However, I think they could stand to do something about their glazing... and I think many would agree with me on that. I own items from other designers and never have any issues with glazing, whereas I've had several issues with LV items. It doesn't bother me, per say, because I know they can re-glaze... but it's something that I"m mindful of when purchasing.
Honestly, though, I haven't really had any issues with LV lately. The last item I bought was my mono pochette, and it's held up very well. I do partially agree with the theory that the complaints here on tPF are not truly representative of the satisfaction of LV's clientele as a whole. However, I think they could stand to do something about their glazing... and I think many would agree with me on that. I own items from other designers and never have any issues with glazing, whereas I've had several issues with LV items. It doesn't bother me, per say, because I know they can re-glaze... but it's something that I"m mindful of when purchasing.
I click on a thread about LV quality control, and get to read a whole debate about the correct usage of psychology terms and statistics... LMAO
Honestly, though, I haven't really had any issues with LV lately. The last item I bought was my mono pochette, and it's held up very well. I do partially agree with the theory that the complaints here on tPF are not truly representative of the satisfaction of LV's clientele as a whole. However, I think they could stand to do something about their glazing... and I think many would agree with me on that. I own items from other designers and never have any issues with glazing, whereas I've had several issues with LV items. It doesn't bother me, per say, because I know they can re-glaze... but it's something that I"m mindful of when purchasing.
yes that's me 
me bad My brain is already frazzled trying to understand it all.
My brain is already frazzled trying to understand it all.
No worries... but you did a great job of making me want to get off tPF and go back to studying biochem.... hahahahaha!
My brain is already frazzled trying to understand it all.
Me too. My bad. I just enjoy talking about psychology stuff cause I am doing a phd in a related field. So I couldn't resist
I enjoy learning psych stuff now that i'm a lot older. But realise I'm quite pants at understanding all the complex stuff. Poor dd has gone into hiding because she knows Ive still got a ton of questions unanswered in my head. I will bug her laterMe too. My bad. I just enjoy talking about psychology stuff cause I am doing a phd in a related field. So I couldn't resist
. She has to really break it down into tiny pieces, repeat and repeat 
for me to really understand it. To be fair although she does study experimental psychology her main specialism she wants to go into after undergrad degree is in linguistics, language development/acquisition. Ideally wants to be a post doc researcher in that field. But all those cognitive bias stuff mentioned earlier she's quite good at as it will have direct relation to her future profession, she would like to have her work published next year and all those biases she's really mindful of not making. Wishing you Good luck with your Phd
I ordered a SLG on line, it came this morning and literally the box had NO tape on it at all. They just put the product in and closed the box!!!! I simply opened it up ... and so could anyone along the way.
The first thing I did was verify its authentic BUT COME ON LV the product wasn't even secure in the box.
The first thing I did was verify its authentic BUT COME ON LV the product wasn't even secure in the box.
Once the bag patinas it's won't even be noticeable. It looks rubbed as well? Maybe it's just he photo. If that the case maybe a conditioner that won't change the patina? It's really insignificant in the long run though. You won't even be able to notice it!!
Has anyone else received items in a brown cardboard box unsealed and not with the Louis Vuitton name inside?
I just called LV and was told LV never tapes their shipping boxes closed ... What... SO unhelpful and snippy.
WOW LV what's going on? Lousy LV.com customer service
My bags have always come with LV written inside cardboard box ,securely taped .Has anyone else received items in a brown cardboard box unsealed and not with the Louis Vuitton name inside?
I just called LV and was told LV never tapes their shipping boxes closed ... What... SO unhelpful and snippy.
WOW LV what's going on? Lousy LV.com customer service