Handbag Magazine

A major objective of bags and handbags online magazine is to find and make handbags high quality that you are very good value for money, so we thought a good way to begin this section of the journal will give you our Top 5 tips to detect a purse of high quality.

It is of course particularly important as we approach Christmas - if we send the men-folk on a shopping expedition for our Christmas presents, we want them to come back with something at least half decent. Just point them here and they will be good to go.

I remember my mother told me that the good quality of handbags (ie leather hand) always came with a cover to keep your bag for protection when not in use, but d ' I found that this basic rule is not really practical.

We found a good leather handbag some excellent manufacturers who do not provide a cover with the bag (they should cost about 20p to make, then heavens not know why they are not), and secondly, we have found a fairly cheap mass produce synthetic bags that do.

Obviously the mother is not always the best!

So, just how can you tell if a bag is well made and worth the money or not? Here are our top 5 tips to spot a great handbag:

1) Does the feet?

All handbags come with good quality metal feet or little spikes on the bottom protect the bag when you put it down. There are usually four, one in each corner, and without them the bottom of the bag is dirty, tired, worn and - imagine putting your beautiful new handbag down only to realize he was on a wet floor or wet - the feet help to keep the product on the floor, keeping the handbag in excellent condition.

2) Check the hardware

Well, it's a bit subjective, but you need to feel and see the material the bag is made from to see if it is a good quality synthetic or leather, or is it something you prefer to cover your kitchen floor with. good quality fabrics and synthetic materials are pretty easy to spot, they should feel good, look good and not be extremely small, they should feel and look like they have some substance to them.

Leather is a little more complicated, even if the rules are about the same, and it may take some time to train the eye and touch. However, you will be able to tell if your handbag is of poor quality leather getting wet when it - dark spots, discoloration, and smears indicate that it is not done the best leathers.

3) Check the seams

Typically, the seams on the outside of a bag is pretty good, after all, is the side that the potential customer will see, so it should at least look Nice - if it is not, for example, s 'The son there loose, uneven stitching, sewing or missing (yes, it happens and you have to look closely - for example, compare the 4 handle redundancies in the handle joins the bag - you can sometimes find two and 3 sewn and the other not), then stay away.

The seam you need to pay more attention in the bag since it is what holds the bag together, and if the sac tle has been done carelessly, then that's where you'll see. Check the stitching around the MIC, and even how the liner is sewn into a bag as a handbag will look good both done inside as it does on the outside.

You do not want it falling apart just like you use for the bus!

4) Lining

Following the verification of the seam within the bag and the exterior, check the lining too for about the same things. Do you feel and look like a good quality material? Is it sewn together in the bag? Looks like it fits t.