"Push Offer"
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A “push offer” just means it wasn’t able to be ordered by the store at podium. From a client standpoint, it makes no difference and would count on your account like any other Kelly 28 would (so yes, one of your two annual quota bags).
As someone has been offered something that is described here as a "push offer" -- my experience was that my SA explained it as it was something they unexpectedly received from Paris and the store thought immediately of me when they knew they were going to receive it when I was asking questions since I had never seen it anywhere on social media
I just picked up a push offer. my SA explained it as a “random” or “ “unexpected” arrival. She didn’t know the word in English. the bag has a horseshoe stamp. does this mean it was a SO that was turned down? Curious if all push offers have the horse show stamp.
No, push offers do not all have Horse Shoe stamps. It is either a Special Order/ A La Carte or Horizon bag which Paris has sent, and which seems not to have been ordered by your store. Would you kindly share what it is, it would help us answer your question more accurately.
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It is a 32 Kelly Retoune Rouge de Coeur outside and Rouge H inside. GHW. The SA said it just arrived and it was “random”. English is not her native language. I’m in Europe btw.
No worries. It's likely a Special Order because normal Verso bags do not normally come with a Horse Shoe stamp. Congrats and enjoy!
Yes. Any Kelly, Kelly Pochette, Kelly Mini Selier, Birkin and Constance in Lizard are push offers.
Surely whether a bag is a 'push offer' or not is really just an internal organisational issue of how a bag has become available in a store; it is of no real concern to a buyer.
It is something that has been offered to a store in addition to what has been requested or any SOs offered to clients.
Specific Push Offers would not be requested directly.
Unusual bags like something in black box calf are often push offers.
It is something that has been offered to a store in addition to what has been requested or any SOs offered to clients.
Specific Push Offers would not be requested directly.
Unusual bags like something in black box calf are often push offers.
Push offers matter because, if you're looking for, say, Box or Barenia, it's not as simple as asking your SA/SM to order them.
So how can a reader put that information to use, other than to know such a bag cannot be simply requested?
(apologies, the formatting of this message became a mess)