Our Favorite Bags From Coach’s Fall Collection
The Brooklyn is Coach’s take on the everyday shoulder bag, with a slouchy shape inspired by a vintage-shop find and a name borrowed from the New York borough. Made from suede, it has a supple drape that softens and develops character with wear. A wide shoulder strap with a generous drop makes it easy to carry, while subtle details—a miniature gold Coach logo, barely-there buttons, a D-ring, and a heat crease along the edges—give the minimalist design a refined finish. It’s unlined, too, making everything inside easy to reach.
Compact by design, the Nolita packs plenty of versatility into its small frame. The adjustable strap can be clipped onto either side, letting you wear it as a shoulder bag or wristlet, while a zip-top closure and two credit card slots keep the essentials secure and organized. Its streamlined shape also makes it easy to tuck into a larger bag when you need more room. And because the Nolita can stand on its own, you can add a few charms for a more personal touch or keep it clean and simple.
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The Tabby puts Coach’s signature C hardware front and center on a structured silhouette inspired by an archival 1970s design. Since its modern debut, the bag has become a canvas for self-expression, available in an ever-expanding range of sizes, colors, and leathers, from pebbled to Nappa. Charms, pins, and custom options offer even more ways to personalize it. It’s a classic shape with plenty of room to make it your own.
The Teri is the bag you reach for when you want effortless style. Its curved, understated shape sits neatly on the shoulder, while two detachable straps let you switch between shoulder and crossbody wear. Despite its streamlined proportions, there’s room for the essentials, with a zip closure and interior multifunction pocket keeping everything in place. The design comes in three iterations—the mini crossbody, shoulder bag, and hobo—and draws from Coach’s ’90s archives, giving a familiar silhouette a fresh lease on life.
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