Is it normal to have wrinkles Vachetta trim on new monogram neverfull? I bought the bag in June but the date code in January so about 5 months old. Does the Vachetta will get wrinkles with use?
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Attached a picture. My first bag and not sure what to expect. Does the red glazed handle look normal? Thanks
I believe so. My Neverfull Mono PM is described as Peony in color (for the interior) on the US website, but I've seen the same one on other websites (such as Fashionphile) described as Pivoine. So I would assume they're the same.
I believe it is. Peony in French is Piovine and it looks like they changed some of the colors from French to English. I also noticed they changed Rose Ballerine to Rose Ballerina.
I just ordered a screw with an o-ring (don't know how it is called correctly) from amazon us. It will arrive in August as I live in Europe. When it is there I will try to convert my neverfull pouch into crossbody because I never use it. I will keep you updated then
I got the screws from amazon and it worked
now I can use my Neverfull pochette as a crossbody. It was a little bit tricky to put the screw in the right place.
For any owners of LV Neverfull Jungle Palms Springs, how does the stamped canvas has stand the passage of time? I have searched by topic and have not found anything. Interested on getting one but after listening to what happened to the IKAY and the melting issues, decided to ask on the Palm Springs
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I have enjoyed my Jungle Palms Springs for 4 years without any issues! It’s one of my summer favorites.
I think the PMs are so cute. I find that they're a perfect size as well, and I'm not petite either
I just don't carry enough for an MM!
yes, I will like to know if it is an option ?
My neverfull mm. I’ve had it for two years and I’m still afraid to use it! the patina is really slow because I keep it in the closet. Please share advice.
The best thing is to just start using the bag. You can get a small collapsible umbrella if you are worried about getting caught in rain. Eventually as it tans itself water spots will be less obvious too. If you want it to develop more patina first you can let it sun in a window, just rotate it so exposure is even.