History of Coach Handbags

History of Coach Handbags

The brand name Coach immediately summons thoughts of well-dressed, refined women who shop at Saks Fifth Avenue and then lunch at small eateries on the Upper East Side. The bags themselves attest to this upper class reputation as they are supremely and meticulously crafted of top quality materials and fabrics, and designed with the modern, American woman in mind.

The history of the company is modest and notable. Coach is a distinguished leather goods manufacturer and designer that was established in 1941 in a Manhattan loft. The excellent quality of their goods was quickly recognized and embraced by the American market, and Coach rapidly became the preeminent accessories designer and manufacturer in the US.

Today, Coach is a large-scale purveyor of fine leather goods and accessories that are sold in the finest department stores and boutiques all over the country. Their lines currently cover handbags, wallets, briefcases, luggage and travel accessories, outerwear coachoutlet.altervista.org, eye wear, gloves www.airmax2012forcheap.com, scarves, fragrances and fine jewelry. They also license the Coach brand name for watches, shoes, and furniture that bear the Coach brand name.

Coach products are available in the 400 Coach boutiques located throughout the US and Canada, as well as in small boutiques within exclusive department stores, through their catalogs and in their online store. They are currently expanding marketing efforts that include international development, specifically in Japan.

With the proliferation of European designer handbags currently storming US fashion trends, Coach remains a solid American player. The company maintains its modest heritage of superior quality and craftsmanship while keeping up with and introducing new styles and trends. All of their bags feature a small leather tag with the coach logo, and keeping with the trend of showing off your luxury goods, many of them feature a "C" pattern all over the fabric.

Their general style however continues to call on classic, American styling that shies away from seasonal whims and fads. Many Coach styles have endured for years or even decades and may be only slightly updated to suit modern tendencies.