Dooney & Bourke Vintage Y2K Doodle Bag and Wallet

Name: Dooney & Bourke Vintage Y2K Doodle Bag and Wallet
Brand: Dooney & Bourke
SKU: 672e58cf0c0a3f1c5508e17f
Price: 45.0 USD
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Dooney & Bourke Vintage Y2K Doodle Bag. This bag does have the typical yellowing, which was hard to photograph. I’ve seen others rebab this bag by removing the protective layer. I wanted to leave that up to the buyer to decide to do. I removed the protective layer on a wallet (included in purchase), added photos for reference. Otherwise great condition! Approximate Measurements: Length: 12” Height: 7” Width: 4” Drop: 4”

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starbucksdreams Hi! Is the yellowing really noticeable?

Mar 23Reply

beemankl @starbucksdreams It is. I saw a DIY refurbish on a similar bag. The girl removed all the “plastic” covering of her bag and it looked brand new! I was tempted to try on this bag, but decided to leave it up to the buyer. :-)

Mar 23Reply

starbucksdreams @beemankl interesting! I would be afraid to try it lol. Wonder how much it would cost.

Mar 23Reply

beemankl @starbucksdreams I know what you mean! Other than the yellowing for its age the bag is in really great condition. :-) I’m always ope. To reasonable offers.

Mar 23Reply

beemankl @starbucksdreams Hey there! So I got brave and removed the protective layer off a DB wallet I have. I added photos! Check it out! It was pretty easy. :-)

Apr 14Reply

starbucksdreams @beemankl hmmm I may have to try it on a bag I have. You just pealed it off with no issues?

Apr 15Reply

starbucksdreams I have a DB Scotty bag. I should try it.

Apr 15Reply

beemankl @starbucksdreams definitely! I suggest applying a water proof spray to protect the fabric. Good luck! 😁

Apr 15Reply

beemankl @starbucksdreams Yep! I used my finger to separate the plastic from the fabric very slowly! I’ll need to use tweezers to remove some parts along the stitching, but it turned out great!

Apr 15Reply

starbucksdreams @beemankl wow that’s awesome!! I’m going to try it!!!!!

Apr 15Reply