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How to choose bags online?

1、Color and Style

Even the best photographs can sometimes be deceiving, albeit unintentionally, when it comes to color and style of a bag or shoe. It could be the website; it could be one's own computer monitor. In any case, one wants to be sure exactly what color they are purchasing.

Most websites will name the color along with the photograph. Many will also have small color “swatches”, particularly when an item is available in more than one color. This can be helpful not just to see the different choices, but to compare what the site deems “sea green” versus “blue-green.”

The style of the bag should also be clearly stated. Bags come in so many forms – hobo, satchel, tote, clutch,back pack. The shoe description should be carefully read as well, especially since terms such as “flat” and “skimmer” are sometimes used interchangeably. It’s best to read the description as well as view the photograph.
Multiple Viewpoints

It’s a good idea to take advantage of websites that offer multiple viewpoints of their items. Bags should be looked at from the front, back, side and inside (see more about the inside of bags below.) The zoom button can be used to get a better sense of the fabric as well as details such as hardware and stitching.

2、Read Terms Carefully

A description should be read quite carefully. Sometimes handbags will be described as “patent” and that doesn’t necessarily mean patent leather. If any of these things are unclear, websites usually have an e-mail address specifically meant for questions regarding the merchandise – which can save disappointment and a return label in the end.

3、Don’t Forget Details

Often bags online which can be a big selling point or turnoff to a buyer. It should be clearly stated whether the bag is lined, as well as the lining fabric. A picture is crucial as well – some bag lovers prefer wild, bright patterns inside of their fashion handbags while others want a more subdued look.

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