u/AJTypes

Happy Saturday!

Hoping to spark some discussion and learn about new bags.

What is your favorite or go to bag? And why?

What is your dream bag?

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It was recommended to me recently by my doctor that I should have surgery to fix my foot - the fifth metatarsal flares outward instead of going straight.

The surgery would break and reset the bone to the proper position.

Anyone done this and willing to share about their experience? Thanks!

Hi all, I have a lined linen blazer that is tagged dry clean only.

The lining is polyester.

Would I absolutely destroy this if I put it through washer on gentle?

Any advice or help to avoid dry cleaning is appreciated :)

Thank you!

Hi Vintage Coach fans!

I am wanting to get myself a Coach bag from the 90s.

I LOVE the Winnie but don’t have the budget for a Winnie. But to me, that bag is perfect and it’s so sad so few were made. :(

I’m trying to find a style more within my budget and am trying to decide between a Watson bag and a Station bag - are there any other bags you can think of that would be a good fit? I think the Station bag may still be too big?

Any thoughts on Watson vs Station bag?

This is a unique preference too maybe but I like the hardware on the older Station bags, not like the dog leash looking clasps. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I like leather and the turnlock opening. Any other bags like the Winnie I’m not aware of? I think the Willis is just a bit too big for my needs, but I guess I would go for it if I found one for a good price. :)

Any other ideas, advice, etc?

Also, I’ll have to find this dream bag of mine online - any suggestions on sites or anything?

Thank you for your help! :)

Hi all,

I have a friend visiting who is from out of town so does not have a healthcare network here.

She’s having panic attacks.

She went to the ER but her labs looked good so she was discharged.

Does anyone have a recommendation or idea where should could go without having a primary care doctor here?

Thank you!!

Hi! I joined Depop a week ago and have had good success with selling.

I’ve been selling with Poshmark for about five or six years now.

My first few orders were delivered a couple days ago so I’m starting to see the money in my Depop balance.

My question is : I’ve read buyers have 30 days to make a claim when buying - Is that true? Should I leave the money in my Depop balance for 30 days in case it’s refunded?

Maybe I’m overthinking this because I’ve read so many scammy stories on here and I’m used to the three day window with Poshmark. Thirty days just seems like a long time - a lot of my stuff is nwt or nwot - it seems like someone could wear it or use it then decide they don’t like it and open a “not as described” claim.

What are your thoughts on the 30 day window for buyer to open a case?

I’ve been selling personal items on PM for over five years - I’m getting ready to list some new items.

I’ve been following along so am aware sales are down.

As sellers know, it’s a lot of work to get pics and post items- what advice do yall have?

Want to do the best I can if I’m going to do it right.

I know measurements are good for clothes - if it’s an item under $20, do you bother?

I’ve sold a lot of clothes with no measurements and have never had issues - although if someone asks, I will get for them asap.

Any other suggestions?

Thank you in advance!