Now, I’m not gonna lie, the market’s flooded with them. And some are, uh, *better* than others. You could find a legit looking one or one that looks like it was made by a toddler using construction paper and glue. It’s a gamble. Which, TBH, adds to the thrill, right?
One thing to remember is, they ain’t EXACTLY the same as the real deal. I mean, that’s illegal and everything. But some of these manufacturers are getting seriously good. Like, scary good. The difference? You might need a magnifying glass, a trained eagle eye, and maybe even a forensic scientist to tell.
And that red interior? Yeah, a lot of the better reps nail that. Apparently, it’s a signature thing. Who knew?
The real danger is getting scammed. You see a Neverfull online, looks amazing, price is too good to be true? Red flag city, my friend! Especially if they don’t accept returns or have, like, *zero* customer reviews. Trust your gut.
I’ve heard whispers about this “God Factory” when it comes to Neverfull reps. Supposedly, they do a decent job with the Monogram canvas? I haven’t personally ordered from them (yet!), but I’m always tempted. Shipping costs can be a killer, tho. Like $110 just for shipping? Ouch! Makes you wonder if it’s even worth it, ya know? The quest for the perfect rep is real.
Buying a Neverfull straight from Louis Vuitton or a legit boutique is obvi the safest bet if you want, like, 100% authenticity. But realistically, who has that kinda cash just lying around? Plus, a lot of people (me included, maybe) buy pre-loved bags. Which is cool, but it also means you gotta be extra careful ’cause you could end up with a fake.
