Michael Kors The Ava Satchel!
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hello everyone. i ordered an ava (small) and liked it, but returned it the same day b/c the strap was so short and i wanted to crossbody. it was a 19 or 20", i believe. the bag was new from macys, but i read someplace - i think - that some models now have a longer strap, up to 24"... is this correct? can someone point me in the direction of an ava (small, not mini) with the longer strap? i know i could order a strap from ebay, but i'd prefer to have the one it comes with. thanks in advance.
Whenever I have questions like these, I always check Zappos because they have the most accurate measurements for MK bags. I noticed on their website that the multi-color and studded small Avas have a longer shoulder strap that can be worn cross-body. The solid colored plain ones do not.
The extra small version is made to be worn cross-body with a longer strap, but if you're a set on a small, then you might be limited to the newer multi-color or studded version.
I came across this cutie at TJMaxx on clearance for $49 so I couldn't resist! My new mini Ava...
So today I decided I wanted to try it crossbody. But came across that my strap isn't long enough to make it crossbody?! Anyone else? What's a way around it
The Ava shoulder strap is too short for cross body wear. You might try punching more holes in the end of the strap to extend it longer.
i asked this question a few pages back... apparently only certain styles of the ava have a longer strap. i just bought a longer strap from ebay that matches the color.
Does anyone have the ava plum or pictures of it? I would like to know how this colour looks like in reality..the pictures on the Internet doesn't really show if this colour looks good on the ava or not . I haven't seen the ava plum in reality but I'm interested in it
I posted pics of my plum wallet in the colour comparison thread
just to get an idea of the colour. It has more of a reddish undertone.