The first one is a Jordache weekender (80's) that could be used as a pretty large purse. I had to have it because of the lovely floral print that reminds me of cool old ladies. The second is an American Tourister, with a wonderful braided pattern in perfect condition (late 70's I think). The third is the cutest little bag that would be the roomiest purse ever... lots of compartments. Downside is that the strap is a little short, but I might have a solution up my sleeve. The last one is a Samsonite in pretty great condition, and it is being well-loved now by a dear friend who loves orange. How do you leave any of these behind? I might have a problem! I recently took a step back from thrifting. I felt like I was on the road to being a hoarder... take these bags for example. I thrifted them and didn't need them. I already own 4 others... yep, hoarder in the making! Luckily, the orange one has found another home, but I may need to think out the rest.
These posts will still happen, I have lots to share still. Not sure if that is a good or bad thing?!?! What can you not leave behind when out thrifting?
~Charlie
I'm a bag person too, and I love all of those. I have a REALLY hard time passing up bags when I'm thrifting! It's always the first part of the store I look at.
ReplyDeleteI understand you completely when it comes to thrifting, especially with bags. I happen to have a load of them and keep on using just one or two. I hope we don't become hoarders :) But I must say I love the first one, so please find a way to match it :)
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