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Atticus, a locally owned eco-friendly boutique in downtown Madison, is listed as the only vendor carrying Ashley Watson in Wisconsin, so I stopped by. The owner was there and mentioned she'll be getting a shipment in at the end of November, and another one in late February. She said she'd email me when they came in so I could run up and see them. The question is: I know I'll immediately fall in love, but can I afford it? The bigger bags are upwards of $350, and while that's no Louis Vuitton (ew), should I still spend that much on a bag?
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Personally, I think $350 for a bag that's made of used leather is freaking nuts. But I also think $20 is on the expensive side for a purse, so what do I know?
I'm with luwanda on this one. That's a whole months rent!
I think if the bag looks like something you'll have for a long time it equals out to buying a new urban outfitters fake leather bag every year for 6 years that will probably fall apart after a year of intense use (assuming the prices hover around 50 bucks).
I made the plunge and bought a decent bag in 11th grade or 2004 and I still have/use/love it.
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