Wednesday, August 27, 2014

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The Best Way To Notify in The event 

that will of designer handy bag

There’s something about looping your arm through a well-made, attractive handle that makes everything seem right in the world, you know? Don’t get me wrong– I have plenty of cheap purses and thrift store totes– but I’ve been in the market for a designer bag. Because I’m not opposed to shopping secondhand, I’ve been doing some research to make sure I don’t get suckered into buying a knockoff bag, and I thought I’d be kind and share with you what I’ve learned! Here are five solid tips for recognizing a fake.
1. Ask for any papers or certificates that prove it’s the real deal.
documents
If you come across the perfect bag on eBay but they can’t offer you any documents, receipts, or the original dust bag, there’s a chance that they just threw those things away… and there’s also a chance that they were hoping you were too dumb to ask for them.
2. Look closely at the stitching.
purse stitching
It’s a big deal to fork over a big chunk of your paycheck for an expensive bag, so make sure you’re getting the quality you’re paying for. If the stitching is awkward, out of line, coming undone, or in any way suspicious, don’t buy it. It’s either a cheap knockoff or a reject bag.
3. Throughly inspect the hardware.
purse hardware
Scratches and scrapes on any metal parts of the bag are a good indicator that someone else has owned it– or that it was made with cheap materials. Also, if the zippers don’t move smoothly and the latches are hard to maneuver, it’s not worth that three- or four-digit pricetag.
4. Check out the lining fabric.
purse lining
For one thing, it shouldn’t smell like plastic. For another thing, it’s good to memorize any patterns or colors that you see in the lining online. People who make knockoffs often skimp on making the inside look authentic because they don’t expect anyone to notice.
5. Give the logos a second look.
woman who's way too happy to be holding a bag
If you squint really hard, does that metal plate look like it says “Prado”? Is that Chanel symbol really two interlocking ovals? Is the leather tag blank where it ought to say Coach? This stuff seems simple, but smart women have been duped before.
I hope these tips are able to help you the way they’ve helped me! Knockoffs are tempting from a price standpoint, but at the end of the day, those boxed doughnuts from the grocery store are not Krispy Kreme, no matter how decent they taste when you’re drunk. (And yes, this analogy is brought to you by the fact that I’m typing this with one hand and eating an original glazed with the other. Fashion blogging is exactly as glamorous as you’ve surely imagined.)


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