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The new Mulberry Bryn - What do you think?

29 replies

PropertyNightmare · 18/07/2012 21:32

Just landed and looking pretty old skool fine. I do like I must say. Not sure which colour is best. Oak is probably the timeless choice. Anyone going to get one? Fearne Cotton looked pretty good with a flame one (small size) in Grazia a few weeks ago.

www.vogue.co.uk/news/2012/07/10/mulberry-launches-bryn-satchel-bag/gallery

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dexter73 · 18/07/2012 21:34

It's very ordinary I think. Doesn't do much for me.

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K999 · 18/07/2012 21:35

I have four Mulberry bags but have to admit that of late I'm going off them. I don't like the new one. Their designs seem a bit samey....

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PropertyNightmare · 18/07/2012 21:46

Agree that a lot of the new stuff has been wide of the mark. Bryn has its roots in the past though and I like the familiarity of it.

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LynetteScavo · 18/07/2012 21:49

What's not to like?

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PropertyNightmare · 18/07/2012 22:09

Yes, I must admit the turnlocks would have looked better bigger. I suppose Mulberry were trying to shake it up so it was different from the mens' Brynmore style.

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PropertyNightmare · 18/07/2012 22:11

Daria satchel and hobo both come in petrol this A/W too..........

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Bellebelle · 18/07/2012 22:45

Saw the Bryn on a blog somewhere a couple of months ago and was tempted by the orange (have enough 'classic' colours already) but I'm not normally keen on the shiny grain finish, prefer their bags made from softer, matt materials. Going to have a look at it this weekend if my local store have them in and then might buy on duty free next weekend - VAT free makes such a difference at those prices!

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KandyBarr · 19/07/2012 09:18

Too small - even the large one is only 26cm tall. I'd never fit all my gubbins in there.

I'd happily buy a perfectly-sized men's Barnaby instead, but it isn't lined

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AmberNectarine · 19/07/2012 09:27

No, too structured. Stick to what you're good at, Mulberry.

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MorrisZapp · 19/07/2012 09:54

It's a nice wee bag but at that price, meh.

I have long since stopped buying bags that have short handles or cross body straps. No matter how lovely the bag, they end up gathering dust as I find them too uncomfy to use.

Shoulder handles or nowt for me.

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janji · 22/07/2012 00:22

Have always bought / invested in mulberry bags and usually buy one or two each year but am finding them lacking in imagination and originality lately.

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PerryCombover · 22/07/2012 00:23

Dull dull dull

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SundaeGirl · 22/07/2012 00:26

Yum, in red, deffo like.

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DizzieSiddal · 22/07/2012 10:42

I used to be a bit of a Mulberry nut but for the last couple of years their collections have left me a tad cold. I'm a Darwin Bayswater kinda gal, all these soft squidgy bright things aren't me at all. Hence, I rather like little Bryn.

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rubyslippers · 22/07/2012 10:48

Nope

Doesn't do it for me

I am a big mulberry fan but not keen on recent stuff

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Itsgottabebags · 22/07/2012 13:31

I love Mulberry too but some of the designs don't actually appeal neither do the prices!

I remember getting my. Regular sized Mabel in the sale for less or around the same as I have seen as a Lilly bag!

The outlets are good value for money if you go open minded about the type of bag you want.

I think I am a bigger fan of the Stuart Vevers than Emma Hill period.

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MrsSeanBean · 22/07/2012 14:00

The Bayswater is still the (original?) and best IMHO (at the risk or being boring and unstylish!). I'm not 'into' satchels, my friend has an Alexa bag which looks mighty fine on her... but I would look like an awkward schoolgirl (I feel).

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FunnysInLaJardin · 22/07/2012 14:04

don't like it It remind me of a briefcase I had in the 90's.

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Schrodingershamster · 22/07/2012 14:07

I like it a lot but have a (cheaper) simila one already.

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crazyaccountant · 22/07/2012 17:53

Mulberry not quite floating my boat with the new season designs so think il be going for an anya hindmarch for a change, love the quality and understatement that you get with her designs and not nearly so many about as mulberry nowadays!

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DizzieSiddal · 22/07/2012 18:00

I agree that Mulberry is a bit ubiquitous these days, and that the Bayswater is the Mulberry bag. I was so excited when I got my black Bays (my first Mulberry) in 2007, I couldn't sleep that night for looking at it Grin

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TheBolter · 22/07/2012 18:11

I've several Mulberry bags but that one is meh.

The scale of the turn-lock is indeed too small IMO, it doesn't make enough of a statement to me. I don't like big brash bags but they do need to have something 'wow' about them. The Roxanne, the Shimmy and the Anthony are my all-time faves because they all have beautiful scale and eye-catching features (in the buckles and metalwork). The Brynn is really boring and I think the metalwork looks too daunty for my taste - a bit too common looking for the price.

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TheBolter · 22/07/2012 18:11

dainty WTF is daunty when it's at home Grin

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MonaLotte · 22/07/2012 18:16

Meh

The turn locks are too small.

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