Nearly a year ago I bought a beautiful choc Darwin Bays, in excellent condition (still looked new), but I couldn't get the style to work for me. I thought it was too elegant for a new mum who lived in jeans and tops, inevitably covered in baby food. So, I sold it. ush:
Fast forward a few months and I fell in love with Linnea's fuchsia buffalo Bays, bought one for myself and haven't looked back. I love this style so much because it looks amazing but I can also fit all my stuff and all of Miss M's stuff inside without having to fish around for things. So, I proceeded to get an oak Bays and was on the lookout for a choc Darwin Bays (no NVT for me! lol). Seems like it took absolutely aaaaages to find one but eventually I did!
I got her for an excellent price, probably because she's got quite a big watermark on the interior base which shows through to the exterior base. I'm not bothered about this though because no doubt I'll fill the bag so full I won't see the mark on the inside and I certainly don't plan to carry it upside down so won't see the mark on the base!
She also needed quite a lot of TLC, namely numerous applications of leather cream as the leather was sooo dry. Here are some before pics:
Fast forward a few months and I fell in love with Linnea's fuchsia buffalo Bays, bought one for myself and haven't looked back. I love this style so much because it looks amazing but I can also fit all my stuff and all of Miss M's stuff inside without having to fish around for things. So, I proceeded to get an oak Bays and was on the lookout for a choc Darwin Bays (no NVT for me! lol). Seems like it took absolutely aaaaages to find one but eventually I did!
I got her for an excellent price, probably because she's got quite a big watermark on the interior base which shows through to the exterior base. I'm not bothered about this though because no doubt I'll fill the bag so full I won't see the mark on the inside and I certainly don't plan to carry it upside down so won't see the mark on the base!
She also needed quite a lot of TLC, namely numerous applications of leather cream as the leather was sooo dry. Here are some before pics: