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Do you think that a 6" drop for handles could be used as an on the shoulder bag or is that more handbag only material? I don't know that I've ever owned a purse with a 6" handle drop but came across one online that I kind of like. If it can't be an on the shoulder bag though I'm not interested. Thoughts?
Re: Purse question
I think it depends, you may want to measure your elbow to hand hold position length - if it's less than 6", then yes, if not you would have to bounce it into the shoulder or use your other hand to get it on your shoulder. Here's a 5" handle drop as shoulder.
http://www.coach.com/wps/wcm/myconnect/11b249004175e690b953bfa17584dd8e/1/02.jpg?MOD=AJPERES
"They say with time it gets better. Not true. With time you only get used to it."
Elbow to mid-palm. Or, measure the widest part of your arm between there to determine whether or not the handles are too short for you.
FWIW, I find handbags have to have at the very least 8" handles to be wearable on my shoulder.
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Thanks! Yeah, that's what Im worried about with it. 6" just seems like a short handle on a bag. An 8" handle drop seems much more reasonable