The Coach purse is promptly repaired and returned to its owner for a small fee

The first Coach handbags were made in 1941; they were then as they are now, made to stand the test of time.

Six artists began making Coach Purses in a loft in Manhattan, New York and the company has stayed in New York ever since.  Only the top 10% of quality leather is chosen to become a Coach purse; the leather is slow cured in large drums with rotation for several days.  The leather is then enriched with natural treatments which produces a softening effect to bring out the individual grain of each piece of leather. The patina of a Coach purse is more beautiful as it ages, a Coach purse is a truly timeless creation.  They are practically indestructible with quality hardware and rivets, often made of solid brass.

Sales declined for the Coach Purse Company in 1998 with the changing of high end designer handbags to a more eclectic blend of materials such as fabric and mixed materials.  Consumers saw Coach purses and handbags as rather conservative and traditional and they were looking for a different style.  Coach recognized the need for change and responded dramatically with its introduction of the first signature line of Coach bags with the letter “C” print and a mixture of fabric and leather.  This revived the popularity of the Coach purse.

Coach supports the sales and maintenance of their items by the provision of a company policy that allows for any of their items to be returned to them and repaired for a nominal fee.  It is requested that a repair request is provided in writing to explain the damage.  The Coach purse is promptly repaired and returned to its owner for a small fee.