Whenever you have time could you do a comparison shot with blush sutton and raspberry Ava? Wondering about the size difference. To me the small sutton is the perfect size.
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Whenever you have time could you do a comparison shot with blush sutton and raspberry Ava? Wondering about the size difference. To me the small sutton is the perfect size.
Sure I can try to take some detailed shots tonight, but here's a pic I took of my raspberry Ava with electric blue small sutton
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If you could also add a pic of the medium selma strap compared to your ava strap it'll mean a lot! Really would love to know if it's the same (even better for me if it's longer than selma's!) TIA
Wow Blush Sutton is really beautiful!
Lovely pictures, you've captured the pink in Blush so well. I would defo keep small sutton.
You've got a fab collection there. A perfect variety of styles and colours!
I'll try to get a pic up tmrw as I'm in bed but I am pretty sure selma strap is longer than the ava strap because I have to put ava on the longest setting for crossbody and for selma I put it on the shortest or maybe 2nd to shortest option and it's still longer than the ava strap at the shortest setting. I believe ava is meant to be a shoulder bag but it works crossbody for me perfectly at 5'3". So if you are on the shorter side ava can fit no problem crossbody! Medium ava and small ava straps are the same length, I measured them both.
Wow Blush Sutton is really beautiful!
Lovely pictures, you've captured the pink in Blush so well. I would defo keep small sutton.
You've got a fab collection there. A perfect variety of styles and colours!
Thank you! I am getting the replacement blush sutton tomorrow, I'm so excited. I am definitely keeping this one. I decided not to sell my blush ava and instead use my bank's return protection. That way I won't lose money by selling it and I can get back the full amount I paid. I always use my Chase Sapphire Preferred card because it covers things like this..if you made the purchase within 90 days and the seller won't accept the return they will reimburse you if you send in the item and receipt. I have no idea where the stuff they receive goes but it's pretty cool that I can get my money back!
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Thank you for responding. That's disappointing to hear (for me) as I prefer longer strap. I thought the selma satchel straps were too short and prefer the messenger strap length. I can't wear selma satchel strap cross body as it sits way above my hips so I'm a bit worried that using an ava on one shoulder would sit too high as well.
Yeah also if a store advertises a lower price within a certain number of days there is also purchase protection where they reimburse you the difference, and I believe also if you lost something by theft or fraud. There are so many benefits to their credit cards, also travel protection, etc. American Express has similar policies that I've heard about
I finally received my leather hole punch and added two holes to each of my Selma shoulder straps and my Sutton shoulder strap (as well as all of my belts) to make the straps longer (and my belts tighter). I have large Selmas so don't expect to wear them crossbody, but having the longer length definitely helps. I noticed that my Selmas and Sutton sit much better on my hip while on the shoulder now, and I do have the option (in an emergency) to wear them crossbody because the shoulder straps are finally long enough to do so. I'm 5'11" tall, so this is a true feat for me with handbags. I don't usually even use the shoulder strap with my Sutton, but am glad I have the option now to carry it crossbody when necessary.
Yes. I actually did it all myself. At first it took some time figuring how to work the thing. I got one with 6 different hole punch sizes so you can adjust it to fit the size hole you want. It looks like a pair of pliers with a rotating hole punch mechanism. You have to carefully measure the distance between the holes, mark the exact spot you want to punch, punch through both the front and back sides of the leather to get it to go through cleanly, and then carefully remove the excess fraying inside the hole. I do this by re-punching carefully front and back until the excess leather comes out. I discovered its works best on stiffer leather like my saffiano leather shoulder straps and more expensive leather belts.
This is similar to the one I bought. They start around $6 and go up from there.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Arrow-6-Siz...603?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a51a4ba9b
Here's a picture of my luggage saffiano leather shoulder strap with the additional 2 holes. It's at the newer longest setting.
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