Telfar’s Gauranteed Preorder Program Aims To Get The Popular “Bushwick Birkin” In Everyone’s Hands

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Telfar’s Gauranteed Preorder Program Aims To Get The Popular “Bushwick Birkin” In Everyone’s Hands

Starting this Wednesday (Aug.19), Telfar will launch the Bag Security Program, which is described as a 24-hour window allowing shoppers to preorder the vegan leather handbag, also called the "Bushwick Birkin" in any size or color. Customers will pay full price, of course, plus shipping in handling.

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