I noticed that the seams (line of two or more layers of leather held together by stitching) , of the interior of most birkins, are just sealed with a layer of resin. In other combinations, like leather and toile or 50cm travel birkin with toile lining, the seams are lined and covered with an extra layer of leather before they are stitched. I think seams covered with leather lining gives the interior a more uniform look as opposed to unlined where the edges of the seams sealed with resin are visible.
I'm now curious if anyone has noticed this too and have indicated in their Special Order of birkins for the seams to be finished and covered with layer of leather lining sewn to the seams? Has anyone requested a different color of leather lining to just cover the seams so that its color contrasts against the overall color of the interior?
I'm now curious if anyone has noticed this too and have indicated in their Special Order of birkins for the seams to be finished and covered with layer of leather lining sewn to the seams? Has anyone requested a different color of leather lining to just cover the seams so that its color contrasts against the overall color of the interior?