So, I was kinda poking around online the other day, you know, just browsing – the usual. And I started seeing *so* many ads for Burberry wallets. Like, everywhere. I’m not even kidding. It’s like the algorithm knew I was feeling boujee or something, which, honestly, I probably was.
Anyway, all these listings were popping up. Stuff like “Burberry Wallet —-Compra y vende accesorios de Burberry de la colección Wallet en StockX…” (which, okay, maybe my Spanish is rusty, but I’m pretty sure that’s StockX trying to sell me pre-owned stuff… no thanks, I’m good). Then there’s FARFETCH shouting about “100s of new season pieces” and express shipping… which is tempting, I gotta admit. Who *doesn’t* want something fancy delivered ASAP?
And then the actual descriptions get kinda repetitive. “Check Slim Bifold Wallet in Charcoal,” “B Shield Bifold Wallet in Slate”… like, cool names, Burberry, very evocative. But are they *actually* nice, you know? That’s the real question.
Honestly, I’m always a bit skeptical about these kinds of things. You see the ads, the perfectly lit photos, the fancy model holding it all nonchalantly… but what if it’s kinda flimsy in real life? What if the leather feels… off? You know what I mean? I’ve been burned before! (Not literally, thankfully, but financially, definitely).
The Harrods listing with the “free returns and earn Rewards points” thing is definitely a plus, though. Free returns are *everything*. It’s like a safety net. And the Estée Lauder free gift? Okay, they got me. I’m a sucker for a good freebie. Sue me.
But back to the EU Stock thing… I’m guessing that just means they’re being shipped from somewhere in Europe, which, theoretically, *could* mean better quality control? Or maybe not. Maybe it just means I’ll have to wait longer for delivery. Who knows? The internet is a wild west, I tell ya.
