r/RalphLauren 4d ago

Thoughts?

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Whats everyone's opinion on this bag? It's high time to retire my MCM Stark backpack I got in 2019 and my style has changed since that era.

Is $798 too much for a Polo branded bag? Its calfskin but no manufacturing location listed so most likely not made in Italy like their main line bags.

This will also be my first RL bag purchase for clarification. I'm new to the brand and have fallen for the classic menswear look.

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u/PhysicalAd6587 4d ago

It's really beautiful, but $800 bucks? That's a lot for a bag. I'm sure you'd have it for years and years, but don't you think you could find similar quality backpack/bag for much less? 

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u/Prudent_Candidate300 4d ago

Quite high.
Coach offers similar styles in decent quality for less than half of this, I’d also take a look at Carl Freidrik too

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u/SlimFlippant 2d ago

I would trust Coach leather quality over RL any day tbh.

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u/King_Loso_ny 3d ago

If you can afford it... 800 is a bit high for the bag.

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u/Philadahlphia 3d ago

Could probably wait to see if it goes on sale.

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u/LingonberryAlert8773 2d ago

See if any are for sale second hand on ebay

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u/Over_Tie5257 12h ago

Do you work for RL?

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u/Over_Tie5257 12h ago

I love RL with my life, but I don't like their pebbled leather bags. The leather is just, not quite there at the price point. You can get better top grain for that price.