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Jacie
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Registered: ‎01-09-2011

Re: “Italian Nylon” handbags

‎04-23-2020 10:33 AM

Seriously? I too, have plenty of expensive bags. But, I also have a nylon tote that I got from Eddie Bauer what seems like a century ago. Holding up just fine and it's not from Italy. 

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Imaoldhippie
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Re: “Italian Nylon” handbags

‎04-23-2020 10:42 AM

Italian nylon, good grief.  Thats like Italian leather.  It comes from bovine no matter where they are raised, a cow is a cow is a cow.  

 

Tell us American women that the fashion, jewelry, cosmetics, skin care, etc, etc is from Europe, Asia, anywhere but the US and charge a huge price and women will believe they are getting something special and drop hundreds of dollars for it.

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Sunshine Kate
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Re: “Italian Nylon” handbags

‎04-23-2020 10:26 PM

I noticed the hosts were calling it "Italian nylon".  I don't know why because I couldn't find the word Italian in the description from QVC, Macy's or D & B website. 

 

 

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