Which LV do you use the least or regret buying?

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#166
I have a love/hate relationship with my Epi Brea. I love the look of her and I often select her to carry but then I end up putting her away because she looks too prim and proper for my jeans-and-tee self. I'm working on either being able to love and lose her or actually getting her out of the house with said jeans-and-tee self... :thinkin:
 
#168
I guess my least favorite is my white MC Pochette...it's my own fault though, I never took care of it from day one and now the canvas is faded on both sides and the vachetta is so dirty and nasty, I just stuffed it in the closet and haven't used it in years!
 
#169
my mono french purse. it was totally my favorite wallet for 2 straight years, but i recently fell out of love with the small wallet style and now only prefer the continental / longer wallets. i'm definitely going to sell it.
 
#172
ive_flipped said:
hmmm that's tough. I guess mine is anything with too much of the brass on it because it tarnishes soooooo quickly and has made me feel like the bags are cheap :( Never thought I would say that or that I am starting to rethink buying anymore :(
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Brass is quality and not cheap, tarnish is annoying but get a brass cloth. Gold tone plated metal is cheap, especially when it peels!
 
#174
I hate the Neverfull it's a boring ugly rubber sac with tiny leather strips for handles. Far from innovative design. It's hilarious how popular they are I mean it looks like a reusable grocery sac. It's the only bag I regret buying. I hate it and use it to carry groceries and to carry wet towels at the beach. People gasp when they see me let my two year old daughter put her toys in it and drag it around. Hate it!
 
#175
thedeathparade said:
I hate the Neverfull it's a boring ugly rubber sac with tiny leather strips for handles. Far from innovative design. It's hilarious how popular they are I mean it looks like a reusable grocery sac. It's the only bag I regret buying. I hate it and use it to carry groceries and to carry wet towels at the beach. People gasp when they see me let my two year old daughter put her toys in it and drag it around. Hate it!
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Holy cow, you really do hate this bag :D I love my azur one, it's so light, effortless and chic, I even feel prettier when I carry it :cool:

My least used bag right now is the Estrela MM, not because I don't love her but because the Westminster turned out to be a better size and fit for me. All my other LVs are on heavy rotation, it helps I don't have too many :D
 
#178
sayakayumi said:
Holy cow, you really do hate this bag :D I love my azur one, it's so light, effortless and chic, I even feel prettier when I carry it :cool:

My least used bag right now is the Estrela MM, not because I don't love her but because the Westminster turned out to be a better size and fit for me. All my other LVs are on heavy rotation, it helps I don't have too many :D
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I guess I bought it and then really found out how boring and unflattering this big sac is. I Usually love bags that have a great design and some form of innovative construction. It really is just a big sac I am sure the artisans are turning those things out like hot cakes there is just nothing to it. My SA told me they produce a lot of Neverfull's and Speedy's because they are quickly made and are at a price point people can afford and so that is why there is such an abundance of them because they really don't sell nearly as many bags that are at a higher price point that are more difficult to construct. She told my that is why a lot of bags don't have metal feet or more detailed construction because they will be out of there target "affordable" price point. I have a few bags I dislike and I have never thought about how to go about getting rid of them I see a lot of people sell them but that just sounds a little complicated.
 
#179
thedeathparade said:
I guess I bought it and then really found out how boring and unflattering this big sac is. I Usually love bags that have a great design and some form of innovative construction. It really is just a big sac I am sure the artisans are turning those things out like hot cakes there is just nothing to it. My SA told me they produce a lot of Neverfull's and Speedy's because they are quickly made and are at a price point people can afford and so that is why there is such an abundance of them because they really don't sell nearly as many bags that are at a higher price point that are more difficult to construct. She told my that is why a lot of bags don't have metal feet or more detailed construction because they will be out of there target "affordable" price point. I have a few bags I dislike and I have never thought about how to go about getting rid of them I see a lot of people sell them but that just sounds a little complicated.
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You are right about the amount of Neverfulls and Speedys out there, I spent several years avoiding these two styles because I see them everywhere, then one day I decided to give them a chance and I was hooked, my only regret is not getting them earlier. I’m not too concerned whether a bag is more “affordable” to the masses, I get what I like even if it’s not very exclusive.

I haven’t sold any of my bags yet but it’s something I’d like to do in the future, I don’t think it’s all that difficult, just take lots of pics and post on ebay or one of the consignment shops, I think there’s an ebay sub-forum maybe the ladies there can give you more detailed instructions. Even if you don’t need the money, it’s nice to clear some closet space for items we do use. Best of luck if you decide to sell, take care. :smile1:
 
#180
My Sonatine. I wore it for 2 years straight when I first got it. At the time I didn't have little ones and it doesn't hold much. I favor larger bags now. It kinda just reminds me of a canoe with handles.
 
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