Upcrafted Jelly Tabby Bag
$650
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Color:
Silver/Clear
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Pre-owned and now (re)loved, this Jelly Tabby Bag is a very special Coach upcrafted design inspired by our commitment to rethinking and reducing our impact on the planet. Saved from the landfill, this gently-worn bag was lovingly repaired and transformed by our in-house craftspeople who added clever details to give it a second life. It’s completely one-of-a-kind, and comes with its own unique set of charms. Wear it, love it, pass it on.
Reimagined by Savannah Sutton with an abundance of our dimensional Tea Rose appliqué in a dreamy coastal-inspired color palette front to back, this flap-front style has been expertly cleaned, conditioned and restored. Our talented craftsperson Alfred Deaza hand-decorated the flap and back with die-cut leather blooms, then added a long genuine snakeskin strap and a playful repurposed charm. Originally based on an archival 1970s Coach design, our Jelly Tabby is made with at least 55% bio-attributed PVC,* a step towards reducing our use of fossil fuels.
*For all our science-lovers out there: The shell of the bag is made from jelly that uses both renewable and fossil feedstock in the manufacturing process. The amount of bio-attributed PVC is measured by a mass balance system so we cannot quantify the amount of bio-based content in each product. There is a possibility there is no bio-based material in this bag.
Reimagined by Savannah Sutton with an abundance of our dimensional Tea Rose appliqué in a dreamy coastal-inspired color palette front to back, this flap-front style has been expertly cleaned, conditioned and restored. Our talented craftsperson Alfred Deaza hand-decorated the flap and back with die-cut leather blooms, then added a long genuine snakeskin strap and a playful repurposed charm. Originally based on an archival 1970s Coach design, our Jelly Tabby is made with at least 55% bio-attributed PVC,* a step towards reducing our use of fossil fuels.
*For all our science-lovers out there: The shell of the bag is made from jelly that uses both renewable and fossil feedstock in the manufacturing process. The amount of bio-attributed PVC is measured by a mass balance system so we cannot quantify the amount of bio-based content in each product. There is a possibility there is no bio-based material in this bag.