Clothing dye transfer onto designer handbag - help please!

LilElvis

usefulmale wrote: »

How did the bag and dress come into contact?

Bag carried over shoulder and therefore in contact with the side of the body and the dress. Bag carried in one hand would also come into contact with the side of the body and the dress.

usefulmale

LilElvis wrote: »

Bag carried over shoulder and therefore in contact with the side of the body and the dress. Bag carried in one hand would also come into contact with the side of the body and the dress.

I wanted the answer from the horses mouth, not an unconnected third party. Doesn't look like I will get it though.

LilElvis

usefulmale wrote: »

I wanted the answer from the horses mouth, not an unconnected third party. Doesn't look like I will get it though.

How else does a handbag come into contact with clothing? It's hardly a guess - it's based on decades of experience as a handbag carrying female.

George_Michael

usefulmale wrote: »

I wanted the answer from the horses mouth, not an unconnected third party. Doesn't look like I will get it though.

Why?
A quick look in any shopping centre or high street will reveal dozens, if not hundreds of handbag wielding females (and if you are in Brighton, quite a few males as well) and unless you are blind, it will be blatantly obvious how handbags and dresses make contact with each other.

societys_child

Are the hand bag toting males wondering around in dresses as well? That's Brighton I suppose

pinkshoes

usefulmale wrote: »

How did the bag and dress come into contact?

Well I'm not sure how you carry your handbag, but it is hard not to make contact with clothing.

Holding it out in front of you looks daft. Or perhaps you have been watching Legally Blonde a few too many times...?

harrys_dad

Carrying a £975 bag whilst wearing a £20 dress? Should have bought an almost indistinguishable £20 fake bag.

usefulmale

pinkshoes wrote: »

Well I'm not sure how you carry your handbag, but it is hard not to make contact with clothing.

Holding it out in front of you looks daft. Or perhaps you have been watching Legally Blonde a few too many times...?

I don't have a handbag. The last four letters of my username should give you a clue as to why.

I asked the question because the OP hasn't mentioned stained underwear or stained jackets or stained car seats or stained sofas.

I was interested in how this dress apparently only stained this bag.

pinkshoes

usefulmale wrote: »

I don't have a handbag. The last four letters of my username should give you a clue as to why.

I asked the question because the OP hasn't mentioned stained underwear or stained jackets or stained car seats or stained sofas.

I was interested in how this dress apparently only stained this bag.

If I could afford such a handbag, I certainly wouldn't be cheating on it with inferior handbags...

When walking, the bag rubs back and forth on your clothes, so I assume this action would cause dye to transfer. To get the same affect on a sofa or car seat, you would have to find a light coloured one, then wiggle your bottom from side to side say 1000 times.

I believe man-bags are all the rage nowadays...

usefulmale

pinkshoes wrote: »

I believe man-bags are all the rage nowadays...

Not with men they're not.