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Posted 2 months ago
chrissyfro…
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This LV (I think) is a pretty good size bag 18 x 18 x 7 deep, handles 7" . I'm not able to confirm authenticity. I took it to the LV store in the mall to ask them to repair it. One handle has 1-2" of piping revealed as it started coming out on one end and then a 3-4 stitches have snagged out on the leather accent which comes up the sides from the bottom. The manager spent about 5 minutes looking at every detail inside and out only to conclude that he wasn't sure and could not confirm it was "theirs" therefore would not offer services to repair. I'm guessing it's 30+ years old?? Inside "date code" is TH0930 Made in France. Any information to help identify the model and authenticity would be appreciated.
its real one !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks bellini68. I know it is, but without the receipt how am i to prove and convince the store manager since he very uncertainly believes that he's "90% certain this may not be our bag, but i'm not sure"??
He should know his own product :) you should tell him that, and shame on that store manager , bad customer service he's giving you:) Tell him i said imfor sure:) LMAO:) You show this comment:) He'll get the hint.