So, my mini huit in Blush is here.
I must admit I’m disappointed with the color. Expected it to be warmer and more pink than this from their website - which I understand is not normally the case so I always allow room for some difference. But this is just too different.
This color is very close to my camel, and looks more purpley than pink. I’d say it’s the mauve color, not at all ‘blush’. I may have liked it more though if I don’t already have two camel bags.
Sad that the return from the US may not be worth it.
I really like the brand, and already purchased 4 bags from them. But I would really want them to present their photos in the truest shade possible. Already two bags from them that I feel disappointed as to how the color look way too different in real life than what was presented. No matter how many lightings I’ve tried taking pics, it just never really matches with their website photos. I understand that many brands do photoshop the color — but not sure if photoshopping the color so much it looks very different is considered okay to many. The fact that they only have their boutique in France and the majority of their customers would never get to try or see the color options in store. I think it would be more sincere to present their product photos in as many lightings/ closest to real-life color as possible to help customers decide.
Question for those who try selling absolutely new Polene bag on the consignment market, do you think it’s a better idea than returning it with Polene in terms of money’s worth? (Shipping back from the US is another 20 USD — so I’d be paying 40 dollars in total for the shipping fee which Polene won’t refund)
I must admit I’m disappointed with the color. Expected it to be warmer and more pink than this from their website - which I understand is not normally the case so I always allow room for some difference. But this is just too different.
This color is very close to my camel, and looks more purpley than pink. I’d say it’s the mauve color, not at all ‘blush’. I may have liked it more though if I don’t already have two camel bags.Sad that the return from the US may not be worth it.
I really like the brand, and already purchased 4 bags from them. But I would really want them to present their photos in the truest shade possible. Already two bags from them that I feel disappointed as to how the color look way too different in real life than what was presented. No matter how many lightings I’ve tried taking pics, it just never really matches with their website photos. I understand that many brands do photoshop the color — but not sure if photoshopping the color so much it looks very different is considered okay to many. The fact that they only have their boutique in France and the majority of their customers would never get to try or see the color options in store. I think it would be more sincere to present their product photos in as many lightings/ closest to real-life color as possible to help customers decide.
Question for those who try selling absolutely new Polene bag on the consignment market, do you think it’s a better idea than returning it with Polene in terms of money’s worth? (Shipping back from the US is another 20 USD — so I’d be paying 40 dollars in total for the shipping fee which Polene won’t refund)
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It definitely has pink undertones (not the yellow tan usually has), but I wouldn't call it a pink bag.
