I only have one bag from Harvey's, but I've had it for about 3 years. I originally purchased it from Nordstrom. Harvey's is an Orange County company, so I don't really think the word has gotten out about how cool they truly are.
This is the bag that I currently own.
This is the bag that I covet. I'm going to ask for it, for my birthday in November. It's a multi-colored. I saw it in person last week and I LOVE it.
I wish I would have known that they had diaper bags when Angry Toddler was smaller. I found this on their website, and I think it's so cool and practical. It's the perfect size to put lots of stuff in it.
I think I'm hooked on these bags, because of all the colors and patterns that they have. They have some neat stuff coming out for Fall. I go into the Louis Vuitton store every week. I used to dream about their purses. Even if I had the money, there is NOTHING that I like in their store right now.
Oh Great, Now I have to add one of these to my wishlist! I really like the look of them!
ReplyDeleteI must say, those are definitely an interesting concept!
ReplyDeleteI am learning to branch out from Dooney's. I need one of you rich gals to sell me a coach you no longer use!!! Help out the poor folks! LMAO!
Uh, can I have your hand-me-down LV? I covet them - especially here in Boston where it seems every woman is carrying her preshus Louie.
ReplyDeleteRich girl, ya that's me. My mom has bought me all my expensive purses.
ReplyDeleteI have 4 LV's I think. I'm seriously bored of them.
I do love my Gucci though. But OMG, it's huge.
I got my first LV in 2000 and it still looks perfect.
I love the look of the Harvey bags but I've never seen one in person. Do you find them "heavier" than regular bags? I'm thinking about getting the messenger style as a work bag, but I'm not sure if all those belts make it a heavy bag.
ReplyDeleteOoh girl. I have genuine harvey's bag, and I LURVE IT. It's a stainless steel satchel that holds everything without getting too heavy. And word to everyone-- the real-deal Harveys are *slightly* heavier than your average bag, even empty. I'd be reluctant to get one larger than Julie's current black tote for that reason, and actually want a 2nd, baguette sized tote. Regardless of size, these things last. A collague has a three-year old one that is good as new. And frankly I think they are just unique/low-key enough to get years of use, as opposed to those ubiquitous D&B(?) giraffe bags that are going to look date, say, a month from now.
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