They told me it would take 15 - 20 days to get here, which is fine with me since I'm going to WDW for Turkey day!
Oh and I got the large tote
I just ordered it! YAY!! THe wristlet was out of stock and low on the rest but I wanted it!
I should get a commission from disney for selling SO many purses for them! 
I was chatting to the CM and she said that from what she knew that once these bags are sold out completly it doesn't show any signs of them being reordered. 
She also told me that her supervisor told them that there is suppose to be another purse coming out sometime around Thanksgiving for the holiday shopping season, 
but couldn't tell me what style it was or what it looked like, if it was the same color and pattern.
WOW!
Hi all!
I called Disney Merchandise today around 1pm EST and ordered the tote and wristlet.
So from what she said I guess if you really really want one you better get it now or there won't be any left. I have never owned a "designer" handbag but thought that this one would be a good one to get since it is a "limited" edition.
I am not sure if any of this information is the "gospel" but just thought I would share it.
and scrubbing it with different solutions. http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf44844603.tip.html
Ugh ... I was just reading on Purse Forum and apparently this is a huge problem with this type of material. Very disappointing!!
Here's the only link I could find with suggestions for cleaning it. It seems like the most successful one involved the owner removing the plastic coating from the fabric
I'm also wondering if the best plan would be to just go ahead and remove the plastic coating and scotch-guard the fabric before the yellowing starts. 
The other option, of course, is just to send the bag back when I get it, but I really don't want to do that 
Oh dear, I really hate to hear that! I've owned designer bags before, but never a D&B & never white. After reading all of the thriftyfun theads on the subject, it sounds to me as if the polyvinyl coating is yellowing (as a lot of plastic does over time), and the yellowing is being transmitted to the actual fabric, which is bizarre. One person posted that she stores hers in a vacuum-sealed bag, and that so far it hadn't yellowed. I'm wondering if acid-free paper would help, too. I hate high-maintenance stuff
I had a D&B "hearts" design back a few years back and it did do that same thing - started to yellow. I think it might be sunlight or something? There's no way to remove the plastic coating, it's coated right onto the canvas...the way it turns is sort of like if you have clear plastic car mats and they turn color after a while...maybe the vacuum bag would help but I really think sunlight contributes to it as well.
I agree with you. i hadnt owned a dooney & bourke since they first put out the "multicolor collection" when i was a junior in highschool! but i still have that bag and its in great shape! its nice to have a new one to add to my purse colllection! especially one with such great memories of my "laughin' place"
