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Louis Vuitton Shopping Bag at Salhiya




The Louis Vuitton funny looking checked shopping bag with a big, passport-style LV stamp is now available at LV Boutique at Salhiya Complex. They have them in two sizes, the large one had silver & gold checked lines with a huge red LV stamp and it costs KD 760. And the smaller size had red & blue checked lines with a huge blue LV Stamp and it's around KD 479.


I have mixed feelings about this bag, it's funny and cute, BUT it is overpriced for a seasonal bag that you would probably use twice while traveling. If they had the bag last January or February I would have bought the small one, at least I could have used it until August. But to sell it in July when the rest of the brands are already selling their fall collection? Not worth it.

What do you think of the bag? Would you get it?

Comments

EniGma said…
it is so ugly i wouldn't buy it even if i could!
Confashion said…
Enigma
you think so? Sometimes I find it cute and sometimes I'm like.. it's tacky and very "darb il zalag" looking..

P.S: Love the show but referring to the era :P
Anonymous said…
La i wouldnt.. even if it wasnt that expensive i wouldnt
Anonymous said…
hey girls ... i was thinking of that too befor i see it in real and having it in my collection, its so summer time and everyone admires when iam out ..
Anonymous said…
looks like "3omra and 7aj" ones. These are definitely overpriced
albandry said…
hmmmmmmmmmmm
its too expensive
and it looks like chees sha7in mal mesarwa
sorry not in my list
NewQ8 Bride said…
overpriced and i will never get it even if its 100 kd never :) luna u r right heheheh
Confashion said…
Luna
Exactly! But then again, sometimes I find them cute.. in a weird way.. Am I making sense? :P

Anonymous
Which color did you choose? : )

yara
I still have mixed feelings about it :\
Confashion said…
albandry
Haha.. another funny description to the bag..

Luna
I guess so… : )
Anonymous said…
Confashion:
I picked the orange with blue, but believe me its so nice in real
Anonymous said…
I saw a website few months ago comparing these bags with the one used by vegetable vendors in China's Vegetable market, they're 99% similar, the only difference was the LV logo.
Confashion said…
Anonymous
Yeah I liked it more than the gold & silver. I think it's nicer. 3alaich bil 3afiya :)

rieaane
And the price tag :)
Anonymous said…
confashions :
thanks o allah ye3afech :)
Anonymous said…
Really good stuff on designer bag. I like to have louis
vuitton bag
because this brand offers a unique style and attractive designs within my pocket amount.
Anonymous said…
yea.. you could get this type of bag somewhere in china or russia in flea markets for nothing.. and if you carry this type of bag there, you'd be a very cheap and tacky person)
its ridicoulous, not only they ripped it off, but priced so high..
Anonymous said…
Gosh!!! this is so overpriced and it looks like a supermarket shopping bag. but, i guess some people would buy it because of the brand, because if only for the looks...well it really is not that pretty...doesn't even look like an LV if not for the tag.

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