Anonymous wrote:I looked at the bags on the link. Is it intentional for the T logo to appear as a keloid? Because if so, then it’s an interesting call out to a history of slavery. But if not, then, well...that’s an unappealing logo.

This is the dumbest thing I’ve read on DCUM and that is saying a lot.

I looked at the bags on the link. Is it intentional for the T logo to appear as a keloid? Because if so, then it’s an interesting call out to a history of slavery. But if not, then, well...that’s an unappealing logo.

Anonymous wrote:I have this question too OP! I actually got one last year and I have nowhere to carry it yet but I'm a little nervous about it. I think it's fine though.

Specifically, what are you nervous about?

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Anonymous wrote:Microaggression

So... POCs would prefer white people not to support their businesses?

Do you always fall for simple shit so easily?

Are you always an obnoxious pest, or just on DCUM?

Anonymous wrote:I have this question too OP! I actually got one last year and I have nowhere to carry it yet but I'm a little nervous about it. I think it's fine though.

What do you mean you have nowhere to carry it? It's literally an everyday bag. You carry it to Target, grocery store, docs office etc

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Microaggression

So... POCs would prefer white people not to support their businesses?

Do you always fall for simple shit so easily?

I have this question too OP! I actually got one last year and I have nowhere to carry it yet but I'm a little nervous about it. I think it's fine though.

Anonymous wrote:Microaggression

So... POCs would prefer white people not to support their businesses?

Microaggression

Do people REALLY agonize over such questions?

Money has no color, OP.

if you like it buy it. shopping a black owned business is a bonus.

I've been obsessing over this bag...excited for them to drop tomorrow (I'm a White woman, fwiw)

The company ethos is that it’s for everyone so shop your heart out OP!

https://www.bustle.com/style/telfar-bag-security-program-changing-luxury-fashion

I have no idea since I am also a nerdy white woman, but I'm super not into logos, and I'd guess you can get something in a similar style minus the giant logo for less.

I heard about this brand recently and thought about getting a bag when they dropped more tomorrow. The brand is owned by a black, queer man. However, when I went on Twitter (not much into fashion) and searched the company, I saw that it’s a big deal in the Black fashion community. Would it be weird for me have one as a nerdy, white woman?