@takaraparson7823
girl even if it was fake i’d still use it 😂
@daphne10120
I’m glad it landed with someone who obviously appreciates it and will use it!
@Blossomstuti1
Someone is just jealous in last comment 😂😂
@67Purses
People listen to other people on insta & fb, people get jealous and say it’s fake. Glad you didn’t listen and got it authenticated. Beautiful.
@dd73gq
I'm just glad it's authentic because those "people" kept calling it fake while being rude.
@michellewalters5435
As someone who once worked in the Thrift industry, you can ABSOLUTELY find designer items. In the 3 years I worked there we averaged 1 to 2 high end items a week. So much so that we started a "showcase" area just for them. The best items I remember were a pair of vintage Manolo Blahniks and an Hermes clutch.
@TwoOnlyChildrenxoxox
I thrifted a $12 rhinestone and silver ring that turned out to be 32 diamonds in white gold and had it appraised for $2600.
@fizzy6950
LMAOOOO IDC EVEN IF IT WAS FAKE, ITS STILL CUTE… obv you wouldn’t sell it if it was fake but you’re getting it for such a good price and ppl can’t tell the difference and are going to call it fake even if they’re authentic so do your thrift thing and keep finding amazing bags!!!
@EmmaandWinnie
Girl.. no matter what insane people say about you “flexing” don’t even respond to crazy people like that they’re just jealous. Keep being the amazing person you are 😊❤️
@CeliaLaurance
Before a relative passed away, she had a list of her most treasured items that were worth more than we could imagine. When relatives are dealing with the loss of a loved one, they just want to get through it. They often don't even realize what they are donating. That is one reason you might come across designer items in thrift stores.
@xlivetruex
FINALLY, a creator who doesn’t censor the usernames of these insane people! Thank you!
@MrsBuntcake
Guys, stuff gets donated by family of deceased people all the time without knowing what it is. Could be someone who had no idea about purses got it in an inheritance or something and just donated it because they didn’t want it. My sister found an authentic WWII bomber jacket that way. Just because it was worth something to someone at one time (and now is worth something to the person who found it) doesn’t mean that the middle man also found worth for it. Sentimentality is great but I’m not going to hold onto 15 bags if my grandma left them to me because I’ll never use all of them. I keep one and donate 14. That’s how this kinda stuff lands in thrift stores.
@angryjasmine
i thrifted rick owens! 1000$ a pair and i got them for 20$ I’m shocked i found them especially with them currently in style
@TheBeachBesties
Even if it’s fake I would want it because it’s just so cute
@pandybun2451
The color, the design, it’s beautiful!! So happy you found such a gem😊
@Mallywallingin
I was in my twenties and I purchased a real Louis Vuitton bag and I was so proud of it because I saved for awhile! I worked with a bunch of older ladies and one was soo nasty and announced to everyone at lunch that my bag was fake. It embarrassed me so bad. Jealousy is ugly enjoy that cute wallet I’m soo happy for you!❤
@echie000
The last comment, lol😂 Her effor to make looong comment is just too hilarious ❤😂
@jdeebsh
some people r just haters n u dealt with the haters in the best way 👏
@spanishrose619
My mom has been thrifting designer bags and clothes her whole 70 years of life. It's crazy that people think it's impossible to find designer brands at thrift stores.
@SydneeZora