Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coach. They’re so cheap looking.
Who still wears coach? I haven't seen a coach bag in years.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coach. They’re so cheap looking.
Who still wears coach? I haven't seen a coach bag in years.
Vintage coach is always trendy.
Exactly. My daughter, who's in college and is a veteran thrifter, says that vintage coach is sought after.
By all means, let us all follow the fashion sense of someone's "daughter, who's in college." Lol.
Snark aside. Vintage Coach leather saddle bags never go out of style. Pre 2000 year Coach leather bags are highly sought after, especially non all logo bags.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coach. They’re so cheap looking.
Who still wears coach? I haven't seen a coach bag in years.
Vintage coach is always trendy.
Exactly. My daughter, who's in college and is a veteran thrifter, says that vintage coach is sought after.
By all means, let us all follow the fashion sense of someone's "daughter, who's in college." Lol.
Anonymous wrote:Goyard fakes worn intentionally were a thing for a while among some people I know.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coach. They’re so cheap looking.
Who still wears coach? I haven't seen a coach bag in years.
Vintage coach is always trendy.
Exactly. My daughter, who's in college and is a veteran thrifter, says that vintage coach is sought after.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coach. They’re so cheap looking.
Who still wears coach? I haven't seen a coach bag in years.
Vintage coach is always trendy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Coach. They’re so cheap looking.
Who still wears coach? I haven't seen a coach bag in years.
Anonymous wrote:I’d never be able to tell a real from a fake.
Anonymous wrote:I’d never be able to tell a real from a fake.
Anonymous wrote:Coach. They’re so cheap looking.
Anonymous wrote:Coach. They’re so cheap looking.