I have bought a couple Coach skinny wristlets from Ebay, and while I have not had them checked out at the Coach store, I feel certain that they are real. I always look at the seller's feedback and make sure that the description specifies "100% guaranteed authentic". Of course, if they weren't real (and not obviously fake) I don't suppose it would really matter, because it's not like I'm dropping mass cash on them. I usually pay around $30 (that's with shipping), which is no better than you'd pay when they go on sale at Nordstrom- but this way I don't have to wait :)

But yeah, Birkins or LVs are a different story. You would never see me sending $5,000 out over the Internet and then expecting someone to send a handbag to me on good faith. I just couldn't do it without being a nervous wreck.

I love summer clothes, I really do. I just bought SOOOO much at the Gap the other day because they have everything in bright turquoise and hot pink and apple green. How delightful! Plus I am insane for things that match perfectly. If I can have a T shirt with matching flip flops and a coordinating scarf and little cotton handbag, I am really not going to be able to pass that up!

someone once told me that if the description uses this phrase than it has to be real, something in the ebay rules... not sure if that is true or not though

Within the past month I have bought at least five bags/outfits/shoes just because they perfectly coordinated.

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Red and green are great colors at Christmas time. :)