Does anyone know Soure Bags?

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alonesolo

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I saw this and just had to grab it. I love the leather appliques with beads. Done in suede and a nice larger size. Found one web site where a gal was selling a Soure bag and said they are becoming collectible.

I would love to keep it but I am just filling up with too many handbags here so its going.

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The tag was found laying at the bottom it came unglued
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I have not seen one quite like that. I am just used to seeing the bags by Soure that they did with the little stores on them like if you were window shopping down the street. I know one is an ice cream store, but there are others. Maybe the non-shop bags are catching on now - either they are finally being discovered by people who own the shop bags and wanting everything they made, or the shop bags are becoming so rare that they want everything that they made now.

Chris
 
Nice bag, though I don't know anything about the label.

I did find several on <A href="http://search.ebay.com/soure-bags_W0QQfkrZ1QQfnuZ1QQxpufuZx" target=blank>eBay</a> but they seem to all be beaded or needlepoint, not leather like yours.


Laura
 
I think the common denominator is that most of their bags - obviously especially the shop bags that are their claim to fame - is a little sense of novelty to them. You won't see...or at least not very often...a plain black clutch, etc. Or at least all the handbags I have seen from them...none were never un-pattern, un -embellished, etc...
 
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