I’m about 5’6 (169cm) and would love to see some real-life fit pics of the SuperSnug Puff Long on anyone around 5’5–5’6!
Where does it actually hit on you - mid-calf, lower calf, closer to the ankle?
I’m in Australia so unfortunately can’t try it on in store, and the model photos are making it so hard to judge 😅
Bonus if you can include what size you’re wearing! 🖤
QC help please 🙏🏻 Finally got my PSPs for my small black caviar CF from God Factory after waiting forever 😂
Details:
CF Black Cavier LGHW - God Factory from BaoBao
I’ve gone through everything and I’m leaning GL:
- Shape looks good
- Quilts seem well aligned (especially the back pocket)
- Stitching looks clean and the caviar looks nice
- Hardware maybe looks a little warm in some pics but I’m thinking it’s just the lighting.
I’ve asked for one extra straight-on front photo with the chain moved out of the way so I can check the front quilt/flap alignment properly.
I’ve included both my PSPs and the factory photos for reference/comparison.
I’m probably staring at it too much now 😂 Would love another set of eyes before I GL - anything jumping out that I’ve missed?
I’m about 5’6 (169cm) and I’m trying to work out exactly where the SuperSnug Puff Mid will hit length-wise on me.
If you’re around 5’6 and own the Mid, could you please share a photo of it on?
Where does it hit on your thighs?
I’m so close to ordering but the length is the one thing I can’t judge properly from the website photos 😅
I'm from Australia so no physical Aritzia store for me to go try it on.
I really wanted the OG Superpuff Long but I think I'll need something waterproof for Whistler in January. I know there is a long SuperSnug but I'm not a big fan of the shape of that one.
Thank you! 🖤
Heading to Whistler for 5 days at the end of January and wondering how necessary a fully waterproof everyday coat is. I'm from Australia so not familiar with snowy weather at all haha
I’m looking at long down/puffer coats and much prefer the style and fit of some that are water-resistant rather than fully waterproof.
This would only be for walking around Whistler Village, going out for dinner, sightseeing, etc. I already have a proper waterproof snow jacket for skiing and snow activities.
For those who live in Whistler or have visited in January, is a good water-resistant long puffer generally enough for everyday wear, or would you strongly recommend going with something fully waterproof because of how wet/snowy it can get?
Would love to hear what you actually wear around the village in winter!
I’m heading to Whistler for 5 days at the end of January and can’t decide between the Super Puff Long and the SuperSnug Puff₂O Mid.
I definitely prefer the look of the Super Puff Long, but my hesitation is that it’s only water-resistant, whereas the SuperSnug Puff₂O is actually waterproof.
For anyone who lives in Whistler/BC or has worn a Super Puff in winter/snow - do I actually need my everyday coat to be waterproof just for walking around Whistler Village, going to dinner, sightseeing etc.? Or is the regular Super Puff more than enough?
I already have a proper waterproof snow jacket for skiing and snow activities, so this would purely be my everyday/exploring coat.
Would love to hear from anyone who owns either (or both!), especially if you’ve worn them in snow conditions. 🤍❄️
**just a note to say I'm from Australia so not familiar with snowy conditions at all 😅 haha
For anyone who ordered a small CF from God Factory when it was sold out/out of stock, how long did you end up waiting for your PSPs?
I knew there would be a wait when I ordered, but I’m now over 5 weeks in and starting to wonder what everyone else’s timeline looked like 😅
Please tell me I’m not alone in PSP purgatory 🫠 haha
Looking to add a YSL Cassandre card holder to the collection and I’m thinking of going with Blackframe.
Has anyone bought this particular card holder from them? I’d love to hear your feedback on the leather quality, accuracy and overall feel.
Also, does anyone know if the card holder is made with real leather like their YSL bags, or is the leather/material different for the SLGs?
Would love to see any PSPs or pics you have too! 🙏🏼
Trying to do my research before I pull the trigger because apparently I need another small leather good while I’m already waiting on my PSPs 😂
4 weeks into waiting for PSPs and somehow I’m the one creating MORE work for the seller 😭🫠
Me 4 weeks ago: “I’ll just wait for my PSPs before adding anything else.”
Me now: “Hi bestie, sorry… can you please add these too?” 😅
While patiently waiting for my CF from God PSPs, I’ve somehow added a Loewe Featherlight Puzzle and a YSL card holder to the order. 💀
At this point I’m not waiting for PSPs… I’m waiting to see how large I can make this order before the seller stages an intervention😂
The original order? Barely recognisable.
My self-control? Missing in action.
My bank account? Please respect its privacy during this difficult time. 🥲
PLEASE tell me I’m not alone 😂 What have you guys added to your orders while waiting for PSPs?! Confess your sins below 👇🏼🫠👜
I finally caved and ordered La Belle Le Parfum from FragranceX because the listing showed the original bottle, so I assumed they still had old stock.
Package arrived today… and it’s the new bottle/reformulated version. 😭💔 The disappointment was real.
I contacted FragranceX and they basically said, “Sorry about that, we’ll update the listing image.”
How big is the difference between the original and the new La Belle Le Parfum?
Has anyone had luck tracking down the OG formulation?
I can’t be the only one who’s been burned by outdated listing photos. 😅
We all have those fragrances that seem to be everywhere- TikTok, Instagram, every influencer’s “must-have” list and sometimes the hype actually makes you want to avoid them.
What fragrance did you think was way too overhyped… but eventually tried and ended up loving?
Mine would have to be Delina Exclusif - I avoided it for ages because everyone talked about it, but once I tried it I understood the obsession.
Also curious, what hyped fragrance did you finally try and think “I don’t understand the hype at all”? 😂
Mine would have to be MFK Baccarat Rouge 540. Hated it 😅
Bonus points for sharing:
✨ your favourite compliment-getter
✨ best longevity/projection
✨ a fragrance you think deserves more attention
We all have those fragrances that seem to be everywhere- TikTok, Instagram, every influencer’s “must-have” list and sometimes the hype actually makes you want to avoid them.
What fragrance did you think was way too overhyped… but eventually tried and ended up loving?
Mine would have to be Delina Exclusif - I avoided it for ages because everyone talked about it, but once I tried it I understood the obsession.
Also curious, what hyped fragrance did you finally try and think “I don’t understand the hype at all”? 😂
Mine would have to be MFK Baccarat Rouge 540. Hated it 😅
Bonus points for sharing:
✨ your favourite compliment-getter
✨ best longevity/projection
✨ a fragrance you think deserves more attention
We’ve all had those products that felt way too overhyped on TikTok or Instagram.
You know the ones, every second video is calling them “life-changing,” and it almost makes you not want to buy them.
What was a product you refused to purchase because of the hype, but eventually gave in and now genuinely love?
On the flip side, what hyped product did you finally try and think, “Yep… this was definitely not worth it”?
I’m always curious which products actually live up to the hype versus which ones are just good marketing.
We’ve all had those products that felt way too overhyped on TikTok or Instagram.
You know the ones-every second video is calling them “life-changing,” and it almost makes you not want to buy them.
What was a product you refused to purchase because of the hype, but eventually gave in and now genuinely love?
On the flip side, what hyped product did you finally try and think, “Yep… this was definitely not worth it”?
I’m always curious which products actually live up to the hype versus which ones are just good marketing.
Currently refreshing my chat like it’s going to magically make my PSPs appear. 😅
I’m waiting on PSPs for a God Factory CC Small Classic Flap in black caviar with light gold hardware, and the patience is… not going well.
I swear the waiting period between paying and getting PSPs is somehow longer than the actual shipping. 😂
So while I’m trying not to message my seller every 12 hours… what is everyone else currently waiting on? PSPs? Factory photos? A package that’s stuck in customs? Or are you one of the lucky ones with a delivery due this week?
Enable me while I wait. I’d love to hear what everyone’s got on the way!
No hate to anyone, but one thing that genuinely frustrates me is low-effort QC posts.
You know the ones. A handful of PSP photos get dumped into the sub with a title that just says “QC please” and absolutely nothing else.
No factory photos.
No comparison info.
No mention of what you’ve already checked.
No concerns highlighted.
No indication of what you actually want people to look at.
Just: “QC?”
Why are you expecting strangers to do 100% of the work for you?
A proper QC isn’t just posting PSPs and waiting for everyone else to inspect every stitch, panel, zipper, logo, measurement and alignment issue on your behalf. The whole point is that you do your own QC first, compare it against factory photos, identify anything that concerns you, and then ask for second opinions.
Most of us aren’t sitting here with photographic memories of every factory album and every auth version ever made. If you want meaningful feedback, at least provide the information people need to help you.
Instead, we’re seeing more and more posts where the OP has contributed absolutely nothing to the process and expects the community to do a complete QC from scratch.
People are happy to help. That’s what makes these communities great. But help should be supplementing your own research, not replacing it.
At a minimum, include:
• Factory photos
• Factory name (if known)
• Your own observations
• Specific concerns or areas you’d like checked
• Auth references if you’re comparing to something specific
Be considerate of other people’s time.
A QC request shouldn’t look like you’ve outsourced your entire purchase decision to Reddit.
Do some of the work first. Then ask for help filling in the gaps. That’s how these communities are supposed to work. 👏🏻
No hate to anyone, but one thing that genuinely frustrates me is low-effort QC posts.
You know the ones. A handful of PSP photos get dumped into the sub with a title that just says “QC please” and absolutely nothing else.
No factory photos.
No comparison info.
No mention of what you’ve already checked.
No concerns highlighted.
No indication of what you actually want people to look at.
Just: “QC?”
Why are you expecting strangers to do 100% of the work for you?
A proper QC isn’t just posting PSPs and waiting for everyone else to inspect every stitch, panel, zipper, logo, measurement and alignment issue on your behalf. The whole point is that you do your own QC first, compare it against factory photos, identify anything that concerns you, and then ask for second opinions.
Most of us aren’t sitting here with photographic memories of every factory album and every auth version ever made. If you want meaningful feedback, at least provide the information people need to help you.
Instead, we’re seeing more and more posts where the OP has contributed absolutely nothing to the process and expects the community to do a complete QC from scratch.
People are happy to help. That’s what makes these communities great. But help should be supplementing your own research, not replacing it.
At a minimum, include:
• Factory photos
• Factory name (if known)
• Your own observations
• Specific concerns or areas you’d like checked
• Auth references if you’re comparing to something specific
Be considerate of other people’s time.
A QC request shouldn’t look like you’ve outsourced your entire purchase decision to Reddit.
Do some of the work first. Then ask for help filling in the gaps. That’s how these communities are supposed to work. 👏🏻
I’m Level 3 and pretty much only buy makeup and hair products from Mecca, yet my entire Beauty Loop box was skincare.
It’s unfortunately another box that I’ll end up giving away to family because I know I won’t use any of the products.
I understand Beauty Loop is designed to introduce customers to different brands and categories, but it would be nice if the boxes were at least somewhat tailored to our shopping habits. Even having the option to choose between a few box variations would be a huge improvement.
As someone who spends almost exclusively in the makeup and hair categories, receiving an all-skincare box feels a bit disconnected from what I actually purchase from Mecca.
At this point, I’d honestly prefer fewer products that I’ll actually use than a box full of items destined for the giveaway pile.
Looking at getting a Chanel Small Classic Flap with champagne/light gold hardware and had a few questions for those who have purchased reps recently.
Which version is generally considered better repped these days — lambskin or caviar?
Are certain factories stronger for one leather over the other? For example, is there a factory that’s known for producing the best caviar, while another is better for lambskin?
I usually buy my bags through BaoBao and have been really happy so far, but I’ve noticed a lot of people seem to source their Chanels through Heidi instead. Is there a particular reason for that? Better factory access, quality control, communication, sourcing, etc.?
Would love to hear from anyone who has purchased a Small Flap recently, especially if you compared different factories or sellers before buying.
Thanks!