Impressive! Not sure if I could manage that.It’s not the same, but I’m taking a break from Amazon. I doubt that requires any explanation.It isn’t easy!
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Impressive! Not sure if I could manage that.It’s not the same, but I’m taking a break from Amazon. I doubt that requires any explanation.It isn’t easy!
Even when I log out, it still says: ship to this zip code _ _ _ _ _. And the zip code listed is mine.OMG please save me from prime, HELP.
Agree! I love to grab a bag by the handles so a top handle is a must for me (in addition to the longer strap). And while I do have bags that don't sit upright, I am finding that I prefer a bag that sits on its own and does not slump down or have to be rested against something else to stay upright.I get frustrated carrying a bag unless it has a handle AND a strap. I need the flexibility.
Perhaps 2020 will bring Bag Nirvana.
Does bag Nirvana exist?I WANT Bag Nirvana!
I think it does. I think it’s when one reaches contentment....having just enough but not too many....and not wanting more.Does bag Nirvana exist?
In the past decade, I’ve purchased primarily Bottega Veneta bags. The resale on that brand is not good, although I don’t know why. Although I haven’t used them, I do know people who have sent their bags to fashionphile or yoogi’s closet and let them sell the bags. I don’t know how much of the sale the companies take for commission. I was going to sell some that way but a friend sold some of mine for me....and I gave a couple to a charity auction and a couple to a friends daughter.I desperately, desperately need to edit my bag closet. I have waay too much. My problem is I live in a country where the resale market is small to non-existent so I'm not really encouraged to start selling the bags I no longer use.
Just as an example, these are the black bags that I have:
Chanel 227 Reissue (distressed calf)
Chanel Jumbo Classic (caviar)
Chanel WOC (caviar)
Bottega Veneta hobo
Celine Mini Luggage (smooth)
Celine Edge (pebbled)
Celine Trio (large)
Gucci Soho Disco
Louis Vuitton Pochette Metis (Empreinte Noir)
Tod's D-Bag (medium)
Prada BR4253 nylon tessutto tote
Those are just my black bags. Eeeeep. From that list the Celine Edge is the only one I'm convinced I need to sell, and possibly the LV Pochette Metis (as I have the same bag in monogram). Otherwise, I can't bring myself to sell the others as I use them all regularly.
If you're using all of them regularly, that is a good thing. It's only the bags that aren't getting carried that need to leave. If I can't sell mine and recoup some of what I paid, I figure I might as well keep them as long as I'm using them occasionally.I desperately, desperately need to edit my bag closet. I have waay too much. My problem is I live in a country where the resale market is small to non-existent so I'm not really encouraged to start selling the bags I no longer use.
Just as an example, these are the black bags that I have:
Chanel 227 Reissue (distressed calf)
Chanel Jumbo Classic (caviar)
Chanel WOC (caviar)
Bottega Veneta hobo
Celine Mini Luggage (smooth)
Celine Edge (pebbled)
Celine Trio (large)
Gucci Soho Disco
Louis Vuitton Pochette Metis (Empreinte Noir)
Tod's D-Bag (medium)
Prada BR4253 nylon tessutto tote
Those are just my black bags. Eeeeep. From that list the Celine Edge is the only one I'm convinced I need to sell, and possibly the LV Pochette Metis (as I have the same bag in monogram). Otherwise, I can't bring myself to sell the others as I use them all regularly.
Even though the resale market here is pretty good, I don't enjoy the process of selling, so that means I have to be really thoughtful about purchases because they will be with me for a while. And as long as all my things are getting used, I am fine with having them in my wardrobe. It's the ones that are sitting untouched for weeks and months that start to cause disquiet - makes me feel like they need to be re-homed soon.I desperately, desperately need to edit my bag closet. I have waay too much. My problem is I live in a country where the resale market is small to non-existent so I'm not really encouraged to start selling the bags I no longer use.
Otherwise, I can't bring myself to sell the others as I use them all regularly.
Thank you @jblended for mentioning this thread. I read it. And today I went to a Hermes store on an impulse and looked at a bolide. I'm a little ashamed, but I had tears in my eyes. This was the perfect bag - I felt like I could leave the store with it and immediately use it. The only problem was the price tag ... there is some thinking to do.Tangentially, I'd like to link this thread here:
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/yippee-my-first-hermes-my-journey.981006/
I adore this approach. I believe this TPF member has only 1 H bag (this may have changed since). But the love, care and fun she has with it is, in my mind, the epitome of how one bag can be the perfect number, or the ultimate edited bag closet.
Thank you @jblended for mentioning this thread. I read it. And today I went to a Hermes store on an impulse and looked at a bolide. I'm a little ashamed, but I had tears in my eyes. This was the perfect bag - I felt like I could leave the store with it and immediately use it. The only problem was the price tag ... there is some thinking to do.
You might also give the resale market a look. My own experience with resale H is limited, but generally positive. (One bag kept and ultimately reconsigned because it was too small, one returned because it had 3rd-party repairs that would make it rejected for H spa service, and a third - a recent Bolide 35 that I am in total love with!)Thank you @jblended for mentioning this thread. I read it. And today I went to a Hermes store on an impulse and looked at a bolide. I'm a little ashamed, but I had tears in my eyes. This was the perfect bag - I felt like I could leave the store with it and immediately use it. The only problem was the price tag ... there is some thinking to do.