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#3,316
songofthesea said:
Would love some thoughts on this. I just exchanged my turnlock Edie for the smaller rogue. I have the large rogue (not the largest size the 795.00 size) and this one is the smaller one. I can fit all my stuff in it and got it in the denim color. For those of you who have the smaller one, do you love it? I do love it but am wondering if it looks too small on me. All the SAs who have known me forever said it looks great. Maybe it's just that I'm used to a larger bag? Also it's nice to have one that doesn't weigh as much. Any feedback appreciated! Thanks!
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I've got the smaller denim one too and love using it. I really don't worry about if a bag looks too small or large on me, I use what I like and don't care what other people think. Life's too short to worry about other people and if they think your bag is too small or too bright of a color or whatever. I've seen tall women wearing small crossbody bags and tiny teenagers rocking absolutely huge bags. You love the bag so I say keep it and wear it with pride. :tup:
 
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Hi ladies, would appreciate if those who owns a fringe rogue or dinky could share with me on the way you store your bag? In a way that the fringe would stay neat, straight and not curl up from storage in their dustbag. Thank you
 
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afyqjjang said:
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Hi ladies, would appreciate if those who owns a fringe rogue or dinky could share with me on the way you store your bag? In a way that the fringe would stay neat, straight and not curl up from storage in their dustbag. Thank you
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I don't have this Rogue, but I do have some fringe bags. The way I store them depends on the weight of the bag. I have a Michael Kors fringed bag and a Coach whiplash saddle bag, both of those I leave hanging. I have the hardware padded so it doesn't cause a bend in the strap and the fringe hangs free. I have also had a bag that I stored sitting on a small 'telephone' table and the fringe hung off both sides. I also flip the strap over ever so often to keep it from getting any permanent bends or curves in them. I'll post a couple of photos in a minute.
 
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Suzanne B. said:
Sorry, the closet is dark so the pictures are not very good at all. There is bubble wrap under the strap of the Kors bag and tissue paper under the strap of the Coach bag.

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Oh thank you for this! I have the same whiplash saddle bag and just store it in it's dustbag but just thought that the suede is much softer than the pebbled leather on the saddle bag and wether I should take more precaution on the storage.

I will try this way of storage that you suggested for the suede rogue. Thanks a lot!
 
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