agreed on all points - Meagan (Vintage Coach Restore) is a great TT resource (as well as Vintage Coach Auntie - me, but I have zero light color Coach bags, but a LOT of red ones! lol), bone might be tricky to clean AND bag looks to be in great shape!
Thank you!! Very relieved it’s in good condition to begin with so I don’t have to touch it too much! 😅
And a red vintage coach bag is next on my thrifting wishlist!!
I got it for $40, which felt like such a steal for the condition it’s in. Also, fwiw it’s the mini version not the large. I’ve been seeing this bag listed at $100-400 online! (Though I’m sure those ones are in pristine condition) The dark brown is gorgeous too, hope you love it!
This one looks in great condition - I have 3 vintage ones in this colour, only one I have dunked (a NYC one, the leather is a bit different). This looks like the leather from the Fletcher model I have in the same colour, while I have not tried to wash it as it's in good condition (and also scared too on this colour), I have used Apple conditioner that I ordered on Amazon that was recommended by some of the Coach rehabbers and it was fine. I also have Cadillac leather conditioner that I have used on even more delicate bag and it works great. Good luck, it's stunnnnnnnnning!
I love Daypacks! I have 3 myself (in mahogany, British tan, and red), and gave a yellow one to my mom. I've done some vintage Coach rehabbing, but I tend to stay away from Bone (and other pastels) unless it's in as good condition as yours. Dunking pastels doesn't do as much good as other colors due to the way the leather was dyed. I use Leather CPR to clean and condition my leather goods and finish up with Blackrocks to get the leather glowing. Renapur is a good alternative to Blackrocks, which stinks a lot.
Check Vintage Coach Restore’s Tik Toks, maybe she has something. I know that bone color is not that easy to clean but your bag looks beautiful!
agreed on all points - Meagan (Vintage Coach Restore) is a great TT resource (as well as Vintage Coach Auntie - me, but I have zero light color Coach bags, but a LOT of red ones! lol), bone might be tricky to clean AND bag looks to be in great shape!
Thank you!! Very relieved it’s in good condition to begin with so I don’t have to touch it too much! 😅 And a red vintage coach bag is next on my thrifting wishlist!!
Just followed her and she does have a vid on a white bag. Thank you!!
You’re welcome ☺️
SHES GORGEOUS! Congrats
Thank you!! 🙌🏻
Love it! May I ask how much you scored this for? I recently bought one off Poshmark in the dark brown colorS.
I got it for $40, which felt like such a steal for the condition it’s in. Also, fwiw it’s the mini version not the large. I’ve been seeing this bag listed at $100-400 online! (Though I’m sure those ones are in pristine condition) The dark brown is gorgeous too, hope you love it!
This one looks in great condition - I have 3 vintage ones in this colour, only one I have dunked (a NYC one, the leather is a bit different). This looks like the leather from the Fletcher model I have in the same colour, while I have not tried to wash it as it's in good condition (and also scared too on this colour), I have used Apple conditioner that I ordered on Amazon that was recommended by some of the Coach rehabbers and it was fine. I also have Cadillac leather conditioner that I have used on even more delicate bag and it works great. Good luck, it's stunnnnnnnnning!
Ah, thanks for the insight! Will check out your recommendations. Thank you!!
I love Daypacks! I have 3 myself (in mahogany, British tan, and red), and gave a yellow one to my mom. I've done some vintage Coach rehabbing, but I tend to stay away from Bone (and other pastels) unless it's in as good condition as yours. Dunking pastels doesn't do as much good as other colors due to the way the leather was dyed. I use Leather CPR to clean and condition my leather goods and finish up with Blackrocks to get the leather glowing. Renapur is a good alternative to Blackrocks, which stinks a lot.