Birkin Bag
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Anonymous
| Do you or anyone you know have a Birkin Bag? How did you acquire it? |
Anonymous
| I inherited mine from Jackie. |
Anonymous
| My sister wrote a college essay for a male member of a Saudi royal family and this was one of her gifts. |
Anonymous
| DH bought me one. He played the Hermes game and Birkin was his second QB bag offer. It was quicker than he expected. He also got me a Kelly about a year later. I prefer to the Kelly. |
Anonymous
| I worked 14th street for years. |
Anonymous
| what a ludicrously capacious bag. What’s even in there? Flat shoes for the subway? Her lunch pail? It’s monstrous. It’s gargantuan. You could take it camping. You could slide it across the floor after a bank job. |
Anonymous
Hey now that was Burberry |
Anonymous
I hope this is a true story. |
Anonymous
In college? GU? If so, I think I know her. |
Anonymous
What’s the game? |
Anonymous
| Lemmings |
Anonymous
You dare Logan Huntsberger, obvi!! |
Anonymous
Oops—not dare! DATE! #rorygilmoreftw |
Anonymous
| Bought mine at duty free |
Anonymous
You buy work with the same SA and develop “a relationship” ie spend money. You develop a wish list. When something on your wish list or similar becomes available and if you “qualify”based on spend level and relationship, you SA will offer you the bag. Hence the term QB, qualifying bag. These are bags that don't go on the floor for general consumption, Birkins, Kelly etc. There are other nuances and other paths but this is the general simple overview. |