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I saw earlier that Kate Spade had passed away at 55. How sad. I love her bags and accessories. This is probably my favourite bag that I have.
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I saw earlier that Kate Spade had passed away at 55. How sad. I love her bags and accessories. This is probably my favourite bag that I have.
I am still shocked. I've always loved her stuff. Bags, accessories, watches, and her line included some really fresh home decor too. I still covet her iconic lacquered jewelry boxes. What a tragic ending for such an enduring and bright star.
I have this bag. I've always thought she did bright pops of colour especially well.
And, when I was a teen, I used to tote this little uber feminine bag to weddings, special events, and even party nights with a cute little dress etc It was pretty on trend for its time.
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Valkri designs awesome concealed carry purses. This is the Juno. I have it and the Hera--because of course I do.
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Valkri designs awesome concealed carry purses. This is the Juno. I have it and the Hera--because of course I do.
Out of curiosity, doesn't "carrying" a purse - with that that particular brand's name so prominently displayed on the exterior - inherently signal or at least suggest that you're "carrying"? I can imagine various implications to that. It seems like it could be advertising you're armed. Maybe that's a good thing as it would ward off an attempted purse snatching (or worse), and the would be thief/thieves would move on to another victim or have second thoughts altogether? Or maybe she/he/they would escalate her/his/their plan and realize there is an opportunity to score a firearm, not just cash in your purse? Maybe even a nice, expensive firearm, consistent with the presumptive/presumably discerning owner of a designer purse? I can speculate as to all sorts of repercussions, permutations and combinations of possible outcomes. Obviously this assumes the would be thief knows her/his brands, which may be a stretch. Just ruminating here...vs isn't the point of conceal carry being to not signal that one is armed?
And being new here, but having seen the kind of responses that the most innocent comments here seem to sometimes evoke, let me add that this is a sincere question - I'm just curious and wondering. In part, I wasn't familiar with these purses and wonder if I should recommend them to any ladies I know who conceal carry, if they weren't already familiar with them.
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@Frank0File No. Concealed carry purses look and feel pretty much like any other designer purses. I don't love off body carry but for a lot of women, including me, on-body carry is just not an option. I do have a FlashBang bra holster for my Glock 26, and also have a garter holster for the same gun, but if I'm carrying, especially if it's not my 26, it's most likely in my Hera or Juno.
The Valkri name isn't well known outside of shooting circles--and not even there, really. They have built-in features like locking compartments and slash-proof straps and the purses themselves are slash-proof--wire mesh between layers of leather. I particularly like the Valkri purses because the carry areas--the holsters--are padded, so that the gun doesn't "print". My Hera is my go-to everyday purse, and no, most of the time I'm not carrying anything but ordinary purse stuff. Well, and a Leatherman multi tool, a glass punch/seatbelt cutting tool and a custom Kershaw one-hand release knife. And two CAT tourniquets. I'm super handy to have around in an emergency.
As to some really fashion savvy thief identifying the purse by the brand...well, I've yet to meet anyone, literally anyone, including police officers, identify any of my concealed carry purses as such. I have several brands--Valkri is just my current favourite. I also shoot left, so the brand name is turned towards my body.
The Valkri name isn't well known outside of shooting circles--and not even there, really. They have built-in features like locking compartments and slash-proof straps and the purses themselves are slash-proof--wire mesh between layers of leather. I particularly like the Valkri purses because the carry areas--the holsters--are padded, so that the gun doesn't "print". My Hera is my go-to everyday purse, and no, most of the time I'm not carrying anything but ordinary purse stuff. Well, and a Leatherman multi tool, a glass punch/seatbelt cutting tool and a custom Kershaw one-hand release knife. And two CAT tourniquets. I'm super handy to have around in an emergency.
As to some really fashion savvy thief identifying the purse by the brand...well, I've yet to meet anyone, literally anyone, including police officers, identify any of my concealed carry purses as such. I have several brands--Valkri is just my current favourite. I also shoot left, so the brand name is turned towards my body.
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