Okay, so, I’ve been wanting to get my hands on a Fendi bag for a while, but those prices? Ouch. My goal today was to find an authentic Fendi White Zucca Mini Mon Tresor Bag, but without selling my kidney.
First, I started digging around online. I checked out a bunch of resale websites, you know, those places where people sell their pre-loved designer stuff. I found a few listings for the bag I wanted, and the prices were definitely better than buying new. But, I had to be careful, because there are a lot of fakes out there. The bag I like is very popular, and I know it is a hot product.
So, I looked for listings that had lots of pictures, especially close-ups of the details. I learned that real Fendi bags have a serial number inside, so I made sure to ask the sellers about that. It’s usually embossed on a leather tag or sewn into a seam. I also read that the inside tag should say “FENDI Made in Italy.” The metal parts should match too, like, if the zipper is gold, the little plaque inside should also be gold.
I spent a good chunk of the day comparing listings, reading descriptions, and messaging sellers. It was a bit of a headache, honestly, but I wanted to be sure I was getting a good deal on a real Fendi.
Finally, I found one that looked promising. It was listed as “Great” condition, with just a few minor signs of wear. The seller had tons of photos, and they confirmed the serial number. They even sent me extra pictures when I asked. The price was right, too! It’s way cheaper than buying it new, and I trust it is real.
I pulled the trigger and bought it! It took a few days to process, so I paid extra money for faster shipping. Now I’m just waiting for it to arrive. Fingers crossed it’s as good in person as it looked online.
I’ll definitely take some photos and let you guys know how it goes when the bag gets here. Wish me luck!
- Started by searching online for resale websites.
- Looked for listings with detailed pictures and serial number information.
- Compared listings and messaged sellers for more details.
- Found a promising listing in “Great” condition with confirmed authenticity.
- Made the purchase and now waiting for the bag to arrive.
What I learned about Fendi Bags:
- Fendi bags made after the 1980s have a serial number.
- The inside tag should read “FENDI Made in Italy.”
- The color of the metal plaque inside should match the hardware.
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