I'm sorry about the Willie Nelson reference, but that's all I could think of when I thought about starting this post.
This is NOT to offend ANYONE who scores a great boutique bag at a fabulous price. Heck, I've been there many times. I know the feeling and I'm with you. Kudos! Seriously: I applaud your great find, and for those of you who KNOW it will end up on sale and have the patience to hunt for it all over the U.S. of A. (and maybe further around the world?), well...I wish I had your tenacity and patience. So does my bank account. So does my mom.
BUT: What about the bags that were - at the time of their "brief" release - suddenly so LIMITED that no one could get their hands on them? (I'm not talking about the Snoopy debacle, here.) I'm talking about the pretty pink Phoebe that NOBODY could find, and then SUDDENLY they had TONS at the semi-annual sale. I'm talking about the gorgeous jade-colored Rhyder, "so, so, so limited in quantity," showing up on the shelf of my boutique this week. I'm talking about the gorgeous floral-patchwork Swagger bag that I bought before they sold out, and I'm wondering if THAT one will be on sale at the NEXT semi-annual.
Is anyone with me, here? What the heck! What's up with
Coach saying "oh, so sorry - we're all out" and then really (and now obviously) shelving a bunch for semi-annual sale appearances? It's maddening! It does NOT help with whatever marketing strategy they're trying to put in place! And it certainly does not make me want to buy another bag..........
...............unless, of course, it's on sale for a really good deal.