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Originally Posted by FlDebra  I think that might be an anomaly with the Coach bag and I would definately return it to the store. They will make it right, probably send it in for repair. My Coach bags have been extremely well made and none have ever come apart on me but I have heard others who had their bags sent in for repair. I tend to be a little rough and wind up wearing them down (not wearing them out but to the point I don't want to use them) before anything actually comes undone or breaks. My Dooney's are also very well made. I think both of these are worth the money. Michael Kors & Marc Jacobs as well. But I don't think I could make myself quite pay enough for a LV or even a Burberry. I have to stay in the range where I can still take it to the ballgame and sit in on the dirty bleachers without having a heart attack.  |
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Originally Posted by concretegurl How are the straps holding up? Is it genuine LV?
I spent ugh nevermind how much on a Coach carrier and the straps died within a week and my mom bought me (ironically) the generic imitation of it from a certain Pet something junk big box store and hmmmmm go figure the $39.99 carrier was better made...junk material but it held up better I should say...
I prefer "quality" goods not "designer" goods but ya know buying a high end name brand item aka designer used to imply it was quality...sad not so much now, so if this hold sup for you let me know please!
I'm looking for a new carrier in a brand I can trust but so many of my favorite (handbag) brands made dog carriers and they well kind of slapped them together to fill a market need... |
Most diffently take it back to Coach or call. When I bought my first bag, I asked about a warranty because of the cost. LIFETIME!!! By chance where did you get your Coach puppy purse? I've looked on the web and apparently I've been looking in the wrong places.