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coach used purses bag I decided to get the brown. Nice quality. It is thicker leather and I anticipate having it for some time. The leatherwork is pretty at the base. I gave a brown bag to a friend a couple of years ago and she also loved it. The bag also had a chemical odor which dissipated when I aired it out. But still, why mess with a great thing? Where's the quality control?Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friendFrom National Geographic:We appreciate your feedback. We take our customers' opinions into account, and we're sorry that your order did not live up to your expectations. Our inventory is being rechecked; we thought we had resolved the issue with the artisans. This bag is not mass produced in a factory but is made in a small workshop of artisans. Virtually all leather bags have an odor when unwrapped from the packaging, and will take a little bit of time to air out.Comments about Bolivian Tapestry Suede Tote:My husband originally got me one of these bags around 5 years ago and I loved it. It held up beautifully for 4 years. My husband ordered a replacement for me last Christmas and within just a couple of months the lining had ripped at nearly all the seams. I was sent a new back at no cost but this new back is holding up even worse. Not only are the seams of the lining ripped but the wool tapestry is also ripping through. I've gotten so many compliments on this bag and love the look, but I'm really disappointed at the quality. Will not be asking for a replacement this time.Comments about Bolivian Tapestry Suede Tote:I've had this bag for 3 years I use it every day as my shoulder bag and