If you think the cloth tags are bad, just wait until August - my SA confirmed with me that LV is also going to be discontinuing the D-ring that is associated with many of the bags. She said it is probably going to take place sometime in August of this year, and that its supposed to be hush hush. They are obviously making all of these cuts to save on costs. Such a shame...
I've been a loyal customer of LV for years, and it disgusts me that they are making all of these changes. Some of you say "its just a tag, or a tiny piece of metal," thats fine because its your opinion, but these minor details are important.
I went to LV Saturday and aske the SA about the cloth tag and she was like she didn't know about it, are some SAs this clueless? She even went on to say that those bags must be replicas and I was like, ummmm...no.
Sorry to say this, but LV has already been manufacturing bags in China for the longest time... a friend of mine ended up getting one from a factory worker who snuck some material from the factory to remake and sell... This was a good 7 years ago too.
They also did the same for Rolex watches.
Nonsense. Post any facts here to support this, and "a friend of mine...." isn't fact.
Believe it or not, but just because a leather tag says it's made somewhere doesn't mean the WHOLE BAG is made there. They're just good at covering it up and with this whole cloth tag issue, it's just getting out in the open.
You can be disappointed, but as "phoney" as China seems to make replicas and all, they're also fully capable of making a crap ton of luxury goods that end up getting tags of a different origin. Don't mean to offend anyone, but i am really not surprised about what is or isn't made in China anymore.
Like Canada Goose jackets for example, not made in China, but sewn together and made in Canada in a basement full of Chinese workers. Same **** different pile.
Hysteria, speculation, nonsense...
Go ahead and post one shred of authentic facts concerning your Rolex factory claim, and document one Chinese worker stealing authentic LV canvas and producing a bag. Until that time, I will continue to notice the difference between wild rumor and facts.
steamer trunk said:If you think the cloth tags are bad, just wait until August - my SA confirmed with me that LV is also going to be discontinuing the D-ring that is associated with many of the bags. She said it is probably going to take place sometime in August of this year, and that its supposed to be hush hush. They are obviously making all of these cuts to save on costs. Such a shame...
I've been a loyal customer of LV for years, and it disgusts me that they are making all of these changes. Some of you say "its just a tag, or a tiny piece of metal," thats fine because its your opinion, but these minor details are important.
lilmountaingirl said:Just curious to get everyone's thoughts on this. Now that LV bags will no longer be produced with the "Made in ____" tags, how do you feel? How will this affect your future purchases since you won't know their origin?
It won't affect mine because i never care where the bag is made and liked having bags from all over. But i'm disappointed because an LV bag without a Made In stamp is like a Cabbage Patch Kid without a birth certificate!
Wait, I just happened to speak with my SA on this now as I was calling her about a new release bag that I'm waiting for, and she said LV bags will always have a tag where it is made. With the new cloth tag inside, it will always state MIU even if it doesn't have the same stamp on the outside leather. Am I missing something? From what a SA told me, LV will state where the bag is made!