Second-hand Coach│Crossbody bag│Side backpack│Handbags│Genuine leather│Made in the United States│Vintage│Chester

One day we visited a British suit shop with a history of a hundred years. I happened to see a customer trying on a suit. He told the store clerk, "I tried all the colors and I still don't like them." The clerk asked, "What don't you like?" The customer said, "I don't like your neckline being too wide." (But this century-old suit shop is most famous for its wide neckline...) - Then the guest said, I'll just buy this blazer. Then ask the clerk: "Which shop on this street is most famous for making shirts?" (Obviously they also have a custom-made shirt service, so this question is too rude) The clerk replied calmly: "We." So domineering! 🤣 - Since this suit shop is high-end custom-made, So the price is very high. The customer said he wanted to pay in cash. Then just keep it in your wallet, Take out the 4,000 pound note, I was shocked. It turned out to be a big business! 🤣 - But even if he could afford it, It was also obvious that he knew nothing about these custom-made suits; That’s why I ask these offensive questions. - Sometimes I buy fashion items, In addition to looking good, You can also learn about the story behind it, Otherwise, if you put on your upper body and don’t know what you are wearing, There is only appearance, no connotation. - The medieval Coach is a very meaningful fashion item. From materials to lathes, They are all rich in historical stories from the last century. The Creed inside can also be traced back to the year of production of the bag. This is a bag made in the United States in the 1980s. It is still very well preserved after more than 40 years. It’s worth buying! - Vintage Coach Chester [Origin] Made in the United States in the 1980s [Details] 1 hidden compartment, 1 zippered compartment [Size] (W) 22.5cm (H) 19.5cm [Condition] The condition and color are good, with normal signs of leather use (the edges are more obvious) - Before each second-hand handbag is sold, it is repaired by a professional cobbler in 4 steps: 1) Cleaning and decontamination 2) Repair surface scars 3) Re-polishing the hardware 4) Apply leather polishing cream to restore luster Restoration does not mean completely erasing the traces of time, but continuing its historical story is the mission.