OK, here’s the thing. I don’t like Coach handbags. I know I’m probably in the minority. I just don’t get IT! I think they’re ugly. I know they are all the rage. I know they are some sort of status/fashion symbol kinda thing. I understand that they’re supposedly very well crafted and will last a lifetime. I still don’t like them. At all.
Why, oh why would I want a purse with a bunch of ugly letter ‘C’s all over it that comes in hideous, ugly, colours? I don’t and that’s that. Even if I could justify spending $300+ on a handbag, I STILL wouldn’t buy one cause I just plain don’t like ’em. Vintage Coach bags without the Cs all over them on the other hand…I could see myself picking one up. OK, rant over.
What I do like is my growing collection of thrifted handbags. I’ve only just started buying them so I’ve got a long way to go because what I’ve started with here are pretty much just staples. Nothing special really. The point of this post is to show you that thrift stores can be great alternative places to get handbags. I have yet to strike gold in terms of finding that designer bag that someone’s donated but you never know.
Straw bag-brand new and the perfect look for summer.
Vintage Black Clutch-so special it deserves a post of its own.
Purple Flower Bag-unique and different. Feels like leather. No brand but I love the softness of the leather, the colour and the vintage-inspired closure.
Brown/Purple Paisley Bag-different and stands out from all the other boring brown bags out there. I’ve gotten compliments on this one.
Red KGB Bag-a big, roomy bag with handy pockets in the front for phone and office key card. This one’s a little heavy though.
Small Black Leather Wallet Purse-so handy for just dashing out when you only need a wallet, keys and phone.
Has a removable inner bag. I may shorten the straps and use it like a wristlet.
The next time you’re thrifting check out the handbags. You never know!
Agree! I very much dislike the coach brand. All of it!
My love is for vintage purses from the 50’s and I do like the ones you have.
Bravo for the courage to go against the grain and like what You like!
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Hurray! Someone like me! Ooh, love the 50s and 60s. I remember my mom had this beautiful handbag when I was a little girl and I so wish she’d kept it. I’d tote that thing around with pride if I had the chance.
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I love vintage leather Coach purses because they last forever! But the ones you show above with the “C”s…MEH! – Karen
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So agree with you on the vintage styles. Love those. Why did they change ’em up? Ugh.
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