Did you take in a bag that has the glazing issue?
No. I brought it just to have an opinion .
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Did you take in a bag that has the glazing issue?
It also looks like cracks by the stitching. Once it’s cracked, it’s non-repairable. These are known issues with this lovely but very problematic bag.
So I have an epi leather black neverfull from 2013 that has glazing issues with the glaze on the handles melting. I bought it into Louis Vuitton repair services but she didn’t mention anything to me about it being defective or recalled at all. She just sent it back to be repaired and waived my repair fee.
I'm in Italy aswell and although I didn't get a call I took my 2 Soft Lockits to my local LV last July because the glazing on the handles was sticky and cracked in places. They told me that it was a batch of defective bags and they could not be fixed, but they would give me either store credit or new bags for the same value as mine.
Oh no the glazing on my reverse Pochette Métis is peeling where it bends. [emoji31]
Has anyone had this re-glazed instead of exchanged?
Mine was like this
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I took my metis reverse to my LV store. My local store sent it to LV Singapore to repair it free of charge since I bought it in Nov 2018. My SA told me that the inspection team said no need to exchange the bag, because it can be repair.
So now my bag is still being repaired.
Hope thats help.
I wonder if this is their latest push.My SA didn’t require a fine jewelry purchase but was strongly encouraging me to buy it. I declined and he respected my decision but it was odd.
LV did not inspect either of my items - they just gave me credit for them. They had no wear/tear at all, but were on the "list". 1-866-VUITTON can answer your question regarding whether your bag is on the "list". Use the prompt for making a purchase.Thanks for the good advice here! I went to the store today and brought in 4 empreinte items, all from 2015. They checked them against my purchase history and recalled dates/items and inspected them.
Two items had obvious wear to the glazing and were exchanged on the spot (I just ordered the same 2 items, since I like them and I had to choose something that was currently available or take a gift card for later). My other two items have never been used so have no wear at all (and I live in a cold climate) but the SA told me that they are also likely recalled. One is a cles pouch in a discontinued color and the other is a long wallet in a discontinued style. She offered to do some more research to see if they are recalled and will let me know. I am happy to exchange them or to keep them, which ever they recommend. Excellent service overall.
My husband was sad when I got home, because I purchased one of the bags on a trip to Italy when I was 7 months pregnant with our son. He said, “I guess you are not very sentimental...” He is very “alpha”, but also very tender.
Anyway, yes it is sad to give up discontinued or LE items, or items with memories attached, but I view my leather goods as a beautiful way serve a utilitarian purpose.
I hope my experience is helpful to others. It was a very easy process, but be prepared mentally and practically (take out your personal items ahead of time, etc) to give your items up after presenting them for inspection.
Don't know about Australia, but it's not purchases totally made in US, since one of my pieces was purchased in Paris.Hi everyone,
so I've been following this topic lately regarding a louis vuitton pochette metis recall. There's been mixed responses... and I'm not sure what to believe. I live in australia, and I just tried calling the customer hotline and they said they had no idea what I was talking about. How do I move on from there? Do I ask them to double check with the manager?
So far it seems a lot of it is from US, so I just wanted clarification from anyone who knows more about it. Also if there's any fellow australians that have brought this up with their SA and know much about it?
Just wanting some clarity regarding this if anyone can shed some light?