Tano bag featured in the Sunday NY Times

#5
I love the way that Tano will still be a mystery brand... more for us and keeps the price in the range I like!! Plus, I like the feeling knowing that I am on the inside or "in-the-know" -- almost as good as having a super power!
 
#6
^^I totally agree^^. All it would take is for a couple of decent celebs to be caught by the Paparazzi carrying say a Boogie or Minilisa and then all the celeb watchers will be all over it, trying to find out what bag it is. I like that Tano isn't mainstream and yes, once a brand becomes more popular, the price tag automatically inflates (sometimes to ridiculous amounts).
 
#7
kmh1190 said:
^^I totally agree^^. All it would take is for a couple of decent celebs to be caught by the Paparazzi carrying say a Boogie or Minilisa and then all the celeb watchers will be all over it, trying to find out what bag it is. I like that Tano isn't mainstream and yes, once a brand becomes more popular, the price tag automatically inflates (sometimes to ridiculous amounts).
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That's a big part of Tano's appeal to me as well. I actually shy away from carrying recognizable bags.
Looks like Anthropologie also has a green version of Lipstick Traces:
http://www.anthropologie.com/anthro...dProductSize=&selectedProductSize1=&color=grn
 
#9
I'm actually not surprised they don't list the brand because the Anthropologie website doesn't list that tano is the brand of the tano bags they sell. I do like having this little secret though; even though I share it with tons of people on the Handbags & Purses subforum and with people that ask about my bags lol!
 
#11
I got my Shopper at Anthropologie and actually like it better because it's a little smaller than the regular Shopper. Tano Expert explained that they sometimes change the size some and my lining is a neutral color.
 
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