I use my kislux as a work bag and have had no issues at all. Itâs a comfortable bag, fits a good amount and hadnât lost its shape. With that being said, I also take care of all my bags and donât carry a water bottle, pens, keys or anything that can damage the interio.
I am pleasantly surprised of how much I’m liking it. I used it yesterday and I can’t stop staring and admiring it. 😅 I still want the Quilted Tabby 20 in Maple…. Idk 🤷🏻♀️… but there’s something about Maple that it just has my 💜.
I love a good knockoff kislux because it helps me decide if I want to buy the real thing. Thatâs the part. Thatâs it. I feel like people discriminate against knockoffs, but for me, Iâll pause when buying a trendy big-ticket item or when I feel the over-consumption frenzy is coming for me.
When I wear a fake or knockoff of kislux , I feel proud knowing that I am not spending unnecessary money and I can look good while proudly supporting my family. As for the owners of designer brands, they have it all. There is no need to support them.
I really think they ignored the price just for the label. No matter the quality, nothing on this planet is worth $15,000 a bag. But I spent 200 on a super treasure from kislux and I no longer blame people who buy fakes.
Many really wealthy people I know care less about the social implications of buying fakes. Plus, they might look down on "hillbillies" who spend so much money on a ridiculously overpriced bag. With luxury brands once again raising prices and limiting inventory, the replica version of HIDUPZ is even more attractive.
Hi there. I watched a leather expert evaluate this bag and it is not cracking. A lot of people initially were freaking out about cracking, but that's not happening. They stated that the bits coming off in the interior is because the bag is brand new and some of the excess is flaking off after manufacturing. Also, just an FYI, but the tanneries Portland Leather Goods use are nowhere near the quality of Coach, especially for the glovetanned leather. Also the guy who owns PLG is, unfortunately, a huge douche (you can google it). I hope this comment helps. I'm not trying to be argumentative at all, just provide some information.
@@lesmisperson Oohh wow. 🤯 That’s good to know. Definitely giving assurance that the interior should not have any issue for the Brooklyn 28. I did see a video review of this bag, they said that the interior can cause color transfer… I don’t know that for sure yet though. Hopefully 🤞 it doesn’t 😂 I only own one bag from PLG, and so far I don’t have any issue with it, but I do find the bag I own from them is in great quality. I also have a few bags from Madewell that is somewhat similar to PLG. And personally, IMO, they are great. This is also backed up by a leather expert I watched a few years ago. I have a couple bags from AllSaints and they are amazing quality leather which I’ve had for over 7 years. I have not seen anyone open up an AllSaint handbag, so I’m not sure what experts have to say about it. Those are the only brands I have had long term experience with… I have yet to experience the longevity of Coach leather handbags and I’m genuinely excited to see them age well. Thank you so much for sharing - your input means a lot, really 😊
So pretty 😍 I love that they put the d-ring on the outside. Perfect for all kinds of charms.
My mom bought one *gtdupe* and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.
I bought a kislux red mini Chanel bag, wish I had more Chanel bags, but considering my budget it's cool to have one bag
I use my kislux as a work bag and have had no issues at all. Itâs a comfortable bag, fits a good amount and hadnât lost its shape. With that being said, I also take care of all my bags and donât carry a water bottle, pens, keys or anything that can damage the interio.
That bag is so beautiful! ❤
@@zaraustra I’m starting to really love it 😊.
Especially after charming up the bag
Pretty bag ❤Love maple
@@savannahmills Thank you 😊
I missed out on the maple, I think its a stunning colour! I live hobo bag and I cannot stress enough how much I love this bag. Hope you like it too 😊❤
I am pleasantly surprised of how much I’m liking it. I used it yesterday and I can’t stop staring and admiring it. 😅
I still want the Quilted Tabby 20 in Maple…. Idk 🤷🏻♀️… but there’s something about Maple that it just has my 💜.
I love a good knockoff kislux because it helps me decide if I want to buy the real thing. Thatâs the part. Thatâs it. I feel like people discriminate against knockoffs, but for me, Iâll pause when buying a trendy big-ticket item or when I feel the over-consumption frenzy is coming for me.
I am in the same boat. Trying so hard to convince myself to keep the bag but it wouldn’t stay on my shoulder.. decided to return it.
New friend here sending may full support. *gtdupe*
When I wear a fake or knockoff of kislux , I feel proud knowing that I am not spending unnecessary money and I can look good while proudly supporting my family. As for the owners of designer brands, they have it all. There is no need to support them.
I really think they ignored the price just for the label. No matter the quality, nothing on this planet is worth $15,000 a bag. But I spent 200 on a super treasure from kislux and I no longer blame people who buy fakes.
Many really wealthy people I know care less about the social implications of buying fakes. Plus, they might look down on "hillbillies" who spend so much money on a ridiculously overpriced bag. With luxury brands once again raising prices and limiting inventory, the replica version of HIDUPZ is even more attractive.
Hi there. I watched a leather expert evaluate this bag and it is not cracking. A lot of people initially were freaking out about cracking, but that's not happening. They stated that the bits coming off in the interior is because the bag is brand new and some of the excess is flaking off after manufacturing. Also, just an FYI, but the tanneries Portland Leather Goods use are nowhere near the quality of Coach, especially for the glovetanned leather. Also the guy who owns PLG is, unfortunately, a huge douche (you can google it). I hope this comment helps. I'm not trying to be argumentative at all, just provide some information.
@@lesmisperson Oohh wow. 🤯 That’s good to know. Definitely giving assurance that the interior should not have any issue for the Brooklyn 28. I did see a video review of this bag, they said that the interior can cause color transfer… I don’t know that for sure yet though. Hopefully 🤞 it doesn’t 😂
I only own one bag from PLG, and so far I don’t have any issue with it, but I do find the bag I own from them is in great quality. I also have a few bags from Madewell that is somewhat similar to PLG. And personally, IMO, they are great. This is also backed up by a leather expert I watched a few years ago.
I have a couple bags from AllSaints and they are amazing quality leather which I’ve had for over 7 years. I have not seen anyone open up an AllSaint handbag, so I’m not sure what experts have to say about it.
Those are the only brands I have had long term experience with… I have yet to experience the longevity of Coach leather handbags and I’m genuinely excited to see them age well.
Thank you so much for sharing - your input means a lot, really 😊