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I know the older Siggy styles aren't super fashionable these days but my berry-colored hobo is the old bag I can't quit & we're having a reunion today! :hbeat: Actually been storing my needlepoint supplies in this bag but remembered how comfy it is! Probably has one of the best "shoulder feels" of any bag I own. And she's 10 years old. I wore it daily for a long time and is still in great shape.:heart:
 

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VintageViv said:
I know the older Siggy styles aren't super fashionable these days but my berry-colored hobo is the old bag I can't quit & we're having a reunion today! :hbeat: Actually been storing my needlepoint supplies in this bag but remembered how comfy it is! Probably has one of the best "shoulder feels" of any bag I own. And she's 10 years old. I wore it daily for a long time and is still in great shape.:heart:
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There something to be said for ANY bag that feels right. While I was not draw to signature bags, I can't lie. After dunking a chunky pouch in the original Sig jacquard fabric, that I gifted to a friend (who is in total love with it), I have a new respect for jacquard fabric. It has a very nice feel to it. It's substantial. Not gonna lie, I am looking around at denim Sig bags. Maybe I can warm up to Signature jacquard cause it's not 1999 [or whatever year Coach flooded 'merica with it) anymore and I'm not in line for coffee with 4 high schoolers in front of me all carrying it.
Was that shade called raspberry ? It's cute.
 
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VintageViv said:
I know the older Siggy styles aren't super fashionable these days but my berry-colored hobo is the old bag I can't quit & we're having a reunion today! :hbeat: Actually been storing my needlepoint supplies in this bag but remembered how comfy it is! Probably has one of the best "shoulder feels" of any bag I own. And she's 10 years old. I wore it daily for a long time and is still in great shape.:heart:
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The bag is in great shape! And I love the color too!
 
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All of my signature items have held up great and I did not treat them well; the fabric is very durable! We'll have to style them to make siggy bags fashionable again :hbeat:

VintageViv said:
I know the older Siggy styles aren't super fashionable these days but my berry-colored hobo is the old bag I can't quit & we're having a reunion today! :hbeat: Actually been storing my needlepoint supplies in this bag but remembered how comfy it is! Probably has one of the best "shoulder feels" of any bag I own. And she's 10 years old. I wore it daily for a long time and is still in great shape.:heart:
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Lake Effect said:
There something to be said for ANY bag that feels right. While I was not draw to signature bags, I can't lie. After dunking a chunky pouch in the original Sig jacquard fabric, that I gifted to a friend (who is in total love with it), I have a new respect for jacquard fabric. It has a very nice feel to it. It's substantial. Not gonna lie, I am looking around at denim Sig bags. Maybe I can warm up to Signature jacquard cause it's not 1999 [or whatever year Coach flooded 'merica with it) anymore and I'm not in line for coffee with 4 high schoolers in front of me all carrying it.
Was that shade called raspberry ? It's cute.
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I'm not 100% sure what the color is because it is an MFF bag so not a lot online about it. I've seen it called "berry" in most resale listing but occassionally have seen "raspberry". The color was main reason I bought it and why imo it looks less dated than some other siggy bags. It was not as common a color and especially in person the berry-on-berry C's don't jump out at you. And yes the fabric & lining on this bag is super sturdy with tight stitching throughout.
 
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VintageViv said:
I'm not 100% sure what the color is because it is an MFF bag so not a lot online about it. I've seen it called "berry" in most resale listing but occassionally have seen "raspberry". The color was main reason I bought it and why imo it looks less dated than some other siggy bags. It was not as common a color and especially in person the berry-on-berry C's don't jump out at you. And yes the fabric & lining on this bag is super sturdy with tight stitching throughout.
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Also I have never dunked jacquard but I once found a tiny black stain on this bag (had sort of a waxy consistency yuck!) and I carefully spot-cleaned it with this laundry soap bar called Gallseife. It worked beautifully and got all the stain out.
 
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