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Coach advertisement in the '60's. |
The company has come a long way since then, and they were helped greatly by Bonnie Cashin. Hired in 1961, Cashin worked to "revolutionize the product's design." The features of Coach bags such as the signature Coach toggle were Cashin's idea, as were the turn-key fobs. She often sketched the women she was designing for, calling her a "reader and a listener and a traveler." Bonnie Cashin did do what she intended, and revolutionized not only the company's handbags by including bright colors, but the industry itself. Bonnie Cashin is credited for giving Coach its iconic look. In 1968, Bonnie Cashin was awarded the
American Handbag Designer Award by Leather Industries of America.
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Bonnie's sketches. |
Since it's conception in 1941, Coach has created the following collections:
1. The Borough
2. The Urbane
3. Madison
4. Legacy
5. Poppy
6. City Tote
7. Coach Classics
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Left: Legacy Collection Right: Madison Collection |
Evidently, the company offers many products for customers to choose from. If you're looking for playful, energetic, and youthful, the Poppy Collection is where to shop. Modern luxury can be found in Madison, iconic in Legacy, and versatility in the Borough Collection. Most of Coach's collections feature "sophisticated" styles.
In terms of packaging, Coach products are neatly placed in a red box. The box features a white outline, the logo is printed in silver in the middle of the box and a long, white ribbon is tied around it. Inside the box, handbags are stuffed with paper to keep their shape, and so are shoes. The product is covered by white tissue paper that has light silver lines printed over it.
The company's customer/product guarantee is as follows:
"Coach does its best to make sure you'll be satisfied with every purchase. However, should any item fall short of your expectations, by all means return it to us unused upon receipt. Just enclose the form included with your order and we will send you a prompt refund or replacement, whichever you prefer.
Coach products are made to ensure satisfaction and service for the natural life of the product. If, during its lifetime, your item should require repair, we offer a repair service for many of our products. There is a shipping and handling charge of $20 (plus tax, where applicable) for each item submitted for repair."
Sources: COACH Company Profile
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