Should I get a Louis Vuitton speedy B 25?

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Anonymous wrote:Clearly I’m not asking if YOU should get one. I’m asking if I should get one. But hey what do I expect from people on this forum anyway. Should’ve never posted this question in the first place. SMH. if it’s so tacky and unattractive then what kind of bags do you people carry? Care to share? If not, then why even bother commenting

i have this

https://www.gucci.com/us/en/pr/women/womens-handbags/womens-shoulder-bags/soho-small-leather-disco-bag-p-308364A7M0G1000?position=75&listName=ProductGrid&categoryPath=Women/Womens-Handbags/Womens-Shoulder-Bags

and I get a lot of compliments, not sure why. I love it and I will buy it again. I don’t like LV bags that are not leather.

So are you careful to always make sure the logo embossed side is facing out so everyone can see it?

Visible logos are unattractive.

Everything is a brand. What’s wrong if someone wants to carry a bag with a logo?

Not everthing is/has branding. You can cover yourself in whatever logo you like. I don't have to like it.

Ok but why don’t you like it? I see this constantly where people put their noses in the air and say “oh I would never...” name me one brandless thing where do you buy your handbags? Clothes? Shoes? Doesn’t matter if it has a logo or not, most things are easily recognizable

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There are many nicer purses than the speedy at that price range. I'm not a fan (and I own some LVs).

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Anonymous wrote:Clearly I’m not asking if YOU should get one. I’m asking if I should get one. But hey what do I expect from people on this forum anyway. Should’ve never posted this question in the first place. SMH. if it’s so tacky and unattractive then what kind of bags do you people carry? Care to share? If not, then why even bother commenting

i have this

https://www.gucci.com/us/en/pr/women/womens-handbags/womens-shoulder-bags/soho-small-leather-disco-bag-p-308364A7M0G1000?position=75&listName=ProductGrid&categoryPath=Women/Womens-Handbags/Womens-Shoulder-Bags

and I get a lot of compliments, not sure why. I love it and I will buy it again. I don’t like LV bags that are not leather.

So are you careful to always make sure the logo embossed side is facing out so everyone can see it?

Visible logos are unattractive.

Everything is a brand. What’s wrong if someone wants to carry a bag with a logo?

Not everthing is/has branding. You can cover yourself in whatever logo you like. I don't have to like it.

Ok but why don’t you like it? I see this constantly where people put their noses in the air and say “oh I would never...” name me one brandless thing where do you buy your handbags? Clothes? Shoes? Doesn’t matter if it has a logo or not, most things are easily recognizable

I am a new poster. I have very little to no visible branding on my attire. The only exception is athletic shoes and a few other gym items and 1 pair of jeans with a pocket design.

It is very very easy to avoid branded items (with the exception of athletic shoes). I wear items from target to Neiman Marcus with zero branding or logos with no added effort to conceal branding.

It’s part of who I am. I was raised being told the visible logos are garish and ostentatious and have never changed my opinion. I also see heavily branded items promoted by celebrities and other people who I don’t care to emulate.

Hopefully this helps you understand why some of us do not care for logos.

In regards to your purchase, if it makes you happy and you can easily afford it, then proceed.

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No so outdated.

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Anonymous wrote:What is your HHI? How much do you have saved for retirement?

These posts suck all the fun out of this forum.

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I have the leather version and love it, but would not recommend it for an "everyday" bag.

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Anonymous wrote:I have the leather version and love it, but would not recommend it for an "everyday" bag.

Why? It looks like a practical design and does not seem suited to a fancy occasion. If you can't use it as an 'everyday' bag, what do you use it for?

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Carrying that marks you as a Basic B****. But maybe that's your jam! So embrace it.

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Anonymous wrote:I have the leather version and love it, but would not recommend it for an "everyday" bag.

Why? It looks like a practical design and does not seem suited to a fancy occasion. If you can't use it as an 'everyday' bag, what do you use it for?

It's too small/opening too small, as others have mentioned. I use a larger open tote for everyday, and switching to the Speedy is a stark contrast.

Because I use a large bag for everyday, I like the Speedy for weekends/evenings when I don't want to lug a large bag to dinner, out with friends, shows, etc. I use it on trips a lot because of the long strap and zipper closure, and again, smaller than my normal bag.

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Anonymous wrote:Clearly I’m not asking if YOU should get one. I’m asking if I should get one. But hey what do I expect from people on this forum anyway. Should’ve never posted this question in the first place. SMH. if it’s so tacky and unattractive then what kind of bags do you people carry? Care to share? If not, then why even bother commenting

i have this

https://www.gucci.com/us/en/pr/women/womens-handbags/womens-shoulder-bags/soho-small-leather-disco-bag-p-308364A7M0G1000?position=75&listName=ProductGrid&categoryPath=Women/Womens-Handbags/Womens-Shoulder-Bags

and I get a lot of compliments, not sure why. I love it and I will buy it again. I don’t like LV bags that are not leather.

So are you careful to always make sure the logo embossed side is facing out so everyone can see it?

Visible logos are unattractive.

Everything is a brand. What’s wrong if someone wants to carry a bag with a logo?

Not everthing is/has branding. You can cover yourself in whatever logo you like. I don't have to like it.

Ok but why don’t you like it? I see this constantly where people put their noses in the air and say “oh I would never...” name me one brandless thing where do you buy your handbags? Clothes? Shoes? Doesn’t matter if it has a logo or not, most things are easily recognizable

I am a new poster. I have very little to no visible branding on my attire. The only exception is athletic shoes and a few other gym items and 1 pair of jeans with a pocket design.

It is very very easy to avoid branded items (with the exception of athletic shoes). I wear items from target to Neiman Marcus with zero branding or logos with no added effort to conceal branding.

It’s part of who I am. I was raised being told the visible logos are garish and ostentatious and have never changed my opinion. I also see heavily branded items promoted by celebrities and other people who I don’t care to emulate.

Hopefully this helps you understand why some of us do not care for logos.

In regards to your purchase, if it makes you happy and you can easily afford it, then proceed.

This is exactly why it bother me so much that people are “holier than thou” just bc others wear logos. Some wear it obviously bc they are pretentious or trying to show off. But don’t act like you’re better than me honey just bc your leggings and shirts our “branded” thank you next

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Anonymous wrote:Clearly I’m not asking if YOU should get one. I’m asking if I should get one. But hey what do I expect from people on this forum anyway. Should’ve never posted this question in the first place. SMH. if it’s so tacky and unattractive then what kind of bags do you people carry? Care to share? If not, then why even bother commenting

i have this

https://www.gucci.com/us/en/pr/women/womens-handbags/womens-shoulder-bags/soho-small-leather-disco-bag-p-308364A7M0G1000?position=75&listName=ProductGrid&categoryPath=Women/Womens-Handbags/Womens-Shoulder-Bags

and I get a lot of compliments, not sure why. I love it and I will buy it again. I don’t like LV bags that are not leather.

So are you careful to always make sure the logo embossed side is facing out so everyone can see it?

Visible logos are unattractive.

Everything is a brand. What’s wrong if someone wants to carry a bag with a logo?

Not everthing is/has branding. You can cover yourself in whatever logo you like. I don't have to like it.

Ok but why don’t you like it? I see this constantly where people put their noses in the air and say “oh I would never...” name me one brandless thing where do you buy your handbags? Clothes? Shoes? Doesn’t matter if it has a logo or not, most things are easily recognizable

I am a new poster. I have very little to no visible branding on my attire. The only exception is athletic shoes and a few other gym items and 1 pair of jeans with a pocket design.

It is very very easy to avoid branded items (with the exception of athletic shoes). I wear items from target to Neiman Marcus with zero branding or logos with no added effort to conceal branding.

It’s part of who I am. I was raised being told the visible logos are garish and ostentatious and have never changed my opinion. I also see heavily branded items promoted by celebrities and other people who I don’t care to emulate.

Hopefully this helps you understand why some of us do not care for logos.

In regards to your purchase, if it makes you happy and you can easily afford it, then proceed.

This is exactly why it bother me so much that people are “holier than thou” just bc others wear logos. Some wear it obviously bc they are pretentious or trying to show off. But don’t act like you’re better than me honey just bc your leggings and shirts our “branded” thank you next

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Anonymous wrote:I have the leather version and love it, but would not recommend it for an "everyday" bag.

Why? It looks like a practical design and does not seem suited to a fancy occasion. If you can't use it as an 'everyday' bag, what do you use it for?

It's too small/opening too small, as others have mentioned. I use a larger open tote for everyday, and switching to the Speedy is a stark contrast.

Because I use a large bag for everyday, I like the Speedy for weekends/evenings when I don't want to lug a large bag to dinner, out with friends, shows, etc. I use it on trips a lot because of the long strap and zipper closure, and again, smaller than my normal bag.

I don’t plan to use he bag everyday. Only on weekends. Thanks for the feedback

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Anonymous wrote:There are many nicer purses than the speedy at that price range. I'm not a fan (and I own some LVs).

Which ones are similarly priced? I’m looking for a cross body don’t care for shoulder bags like the neverfull

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Probably sturdy and would hold up well, but the LV logo is ostentatious.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, get it if you like it. I’d get the 30, though. The 25 is small.

Also, if you go through a site like The Real Real, you can get an authentic one secondhand

Yes I’ve been seeing reviews on YouTube and one con is the 25 has a small opening. I’m 5’2 and I tried the 25 and it felt like the perfect size. Definitely need to go back and compare the 25 and 30

I’m 5’1” and don’t carry my 30 much because it looks huge on me. It also has more room than I need. Like a PP above I’d get a Neverfull instead.