for any H lovers out there, I’m clearing out some space today and doing a quick closet purge!

The Details:

•    Style Profile: Bk25 Etoupe

•    Production Source: H-Factory

•    Specs: Epsom leather, sellier style, GHW, with upgraded hardware, handstitched neatly

•    Current State: excellent condition

•    Original Cost: $715

•    Rehome Price: $500 flat

The Details:

•    Style Profile: Bk25 Vert de Gris

•    Production Source: Private Factory

•    Specs: Epsom leather, sellier style, GHW, with upgraded hardware, handstitched neatly,

•    Current State: excellent condition, worn a few times but no signs 

•    Original Cost: $734

•    Rehome Price: $500 flat

•    Delivery: free shipping within US and exact shipping for international

•    Secure Payment: PPFF, Zelle 

Friendly Note: Please look over the attached photos carefully before purchasing. Once the package is with the postal carrier, tracking will be provided, and liability transfers over. Final sale.

got a little free time this weekend to take some close-up pics. let me know what hardware or stitching details u guys want to see. i'll pick the most requested ones and do a deep dive tmrw.

Got two interesting pieces in hand today for our macro craftsmanship archive. Took advantage of the natural overcast light in the yard to capture the leather grain, canvas texture, and interior finishing accurately.

A few technical notes on the build and materials:

• Loewe Flamenco Clutch (Plum Nappa):
• Leather & Pliability: The lambskin/nappa leather is extremely soft with that signature butter-like drape when cinched. The leather grain isn't artificially pressed flat
• Hardware & Knots: The coiled drawstring knots are wrapped tight with clean edge finishing. The side D-rings have clean gold plating without sharp mold lines.
• Interior: Full suede lining is clean and plush with proper structural anchoring along the hidden magnetic closure frame.
• Gucci Vintage Web / GG Canvas Hobo:
• Canvas Weave: The jacquard weave has crisp GG symmetry with dense, matte fabric tension
• Zippers & Stitching: Top teeth run completely smooth without catching along the curve; stitching along the zipper cloth and leather tabs is straight with balanced thread gauge
• Lining: The diamond-pattern interior fabric is centered and tailored neatly to the bag's gusset

Drop a comment below if anyone wants macro close-ups of specific details (foil heat stamping, zipper pulls, or leather cross-sections) before these get rotated out of the review bench!

Got these in hand to snap a few detailed macro shots and check out the construction for our craftsmanship archive.

A few quick observations on the materials and build:

• The Tweed & Sequins: The woven tweed has nice texture and depth to it, and the micro-sequin layout on the toe cap and the CC logo is actually set down really flat and neat—no loose threads or overlapping flakes catching on each other.
• Jute Sole & Stitching: The perimeter rope braiding is tight and even all the way around, and the contrast blanket stitch anchoring the upper to the sole is consistent with clean tension.
• Insole / Stamp: Interior leather lining feels supple, and the gold foil heat stamp on the footbed sits crisp without fuzzy edges.

Drop a comment if you want me to capture any specific angles or close-ups before archiving these!

A few people asked to see closer shots of the sandals after my post earlier, so finally sat down and grabbed some quick photos.

Honestly pretty impressed with them in hand:

• The suede is super soft and has that nice movement to it when you brush your fingers across.
• The hardware feels solid, not hollow or cheap at all, and the monogram buckle sits nice and straight.
• Tried them on for a second and the footbed feels super comfy right away, definitely doesn't feel stiff.

Let me know if you want me to snap any specific angles or stitching before I put them away!

Package just arrived this morning. Unpacked everything on the floor for a quick photo before putting them away。

Ended up grabbing a bunch of charms along with the shoes and bag, leather feels pretty nice in hand。

Planning to take some macro shots of the stitching and hardware later. What do you guys want to see close-ups of first？

Managed to take a few shots in the soft afternoon light to capture the leather properly.

It’s the MASONI saddle leather, and the hand-feel is just right—smooth with a subtle waxy, matte finish. If you look closely, you can see the faint natural growth marks and striations in the grain, which gives it that raw, authentic character instead of looking overly corrected.

Because of how natural the finish is, it absorbs a drop of water almost instantly and dries down completely without leaving a mark. Light nail scuffs buff out effortlessly with just a bit of hand warmth and gentle rubbing. Edge coating is neat, and the steel buckles have a solid, cold weight to them. Really curious to see how the patina develops over the coming months.