When I opened the front flap, I was met with a writing stamped in gold that read “The Tabby Bag, Genuine Pebbled Leather,” which I thought was an elevated design detail. Despite the sturdy makeup, it didn’t feel heavy on its own - I would feel comfortable stuffing this to the brim and not fear it would weigh me down. The exterior features a rich genuine pebbled leather, which in my hand, felt impressively luxurious. It can be worn across the body with its 21-inch strap or over the shoulder with the seven-inch strap, both of which can be detached and attached as you please. Not only does it carry the revival of Coach on its shoulders (pun intended), but celebrities like Jennifer Lopez and Camila Mendes consider it their Coach favorites. The Tabby Shoulder Bag is probably one of the most universally loved Coach bags. What We Don’t Love: Because of the divider in the center of the bag, you can’t fit larger items in comfortably. What We Love: You get both a shoulder and a crossbody strap. These are the Coach items I was most reluctant to put back down again. I was invited into their showroom as I assessed their entire collection, carefully reviewing bags and shoes as I went. To celebrate drool-worthy bags and successful rebrandings, we wanted to highlight some of Coach’s most sought-after bags and clothes. While staying true to the brand’s roots in leather goods, he simultaneously launched Coach’s first-ever ready-to-wear collection in 2014 - an effort that has only become more and more successful with each runway show.
Vevers, who has an impressive resume filled with big luxury name brands like Loewe and Mulberry, took his eye for design and expertise on quality goods and set Coach on a fast track to success, winning it a spot on our list of favorite purse brands. This can all be attributed to Creative Director Stuart Vevers, who took over the company exactly a decade ago and is celebrating his ten-year anniversary this year. The brand took a step back for a while as it shed some heavy old layers and rebuilt itself into its butterfly years, resulting in them having arguably one of the most impressive comebacks in the last decade. I can’t quite put into words the pride I felt, 14 years old and dangling a Coach wristlet on my arm, but it must have been something between I’m-a-fashion-icon and wow-I’m-so-grown-now. Both of our first designer handbag purchases were from Coach. I recently found out I have something in common with Camila Mendes.
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