Coach Pillow Tabby Bag | Leather Bag Review & Deconstruction 

Omg me too.

I have the Coach Tabby and the hardware is shit compared to luxury brands, I prefer to save up and buy a designer bag than spend +400 euros again for something that will scratch up after a few months

yeah Coach is great. I think a lot of people hate on coach just because its made in Vietnam for cheaper labor and Asian cows. Just because its Asian doesn't mean its less quality than european products.

The bag looks cheap. I would not buy it. Hardware is ugly too.

​@@ladyYeniel Hi, could you please elaborate? Which handbags do you have that you think are better value? 😊

@@allyhvis6046 Literally none of my designer bags have scratched hardware even after heavy use, including LV, YSL, Givenchy. I understand that’s they are in a different price range but a Coach bag for 400 euros for me is too much to pay for something that doesn’t last. If you’re on a budget even Zara and Mango make bags with a better price/quality ratio.

@@tanner.leatherstein can you compare two similar bags from different range in one video? Maybe even from the ones you do in the future.

I love my Pillow Tabby bag also, mine is a larger size. The puffy design is what drew me in. Seeing it deconstructed gave me a little sadness, but I love seeing how things work/are made, so the sadness was quickly erased!

I bought a used Coach Poppy bag for a cute summer look. I feel good with it, tacky or not. ;)

I agree. It's a weird flex to be like "I'm solidly middle class."

That's my gripe with coach

Who cares. Why do you care what people do with their money?

Tbh I think older items in general (both designer or not) are better constructed than their equivalent today.

Some of the older bags were made of a more durable leather, so those you can definitely wash. The newer, I'd just stick with leather cleaning products

I’d definitely want to see some deconstruction of factory bags since I have a good collection of both main store and factory bags. Curious if the factory bags really are as “bad” in terms of quality and construction as people make them out to be.

@@kiyo287 I personally feel like designer outlet leather goods are generally still pretty decent quality. If it’s a brand with a reputation to protect, they’re not going to give you an inferior product, but they will have to make up the cost difference somehow by cutting corner’s somewhere. That said, I’ve purchased outlet Kate Spade, outlet Coach, and outlet Burberry and never felt like it was a ripoff. Clothing on the other hand is more obvious. I see as a hobby so I’m aware of the differences. The fiber content is usually synthetic vs natural fibers, the stitching is usually not so great or they use a longer stitch length which can lead to ripped seams faster. The material may be thinner or something. Honestly, even at full price stores, I’ve noticed brands try really hard to keep the price point low despite inflation so instead they use thinner materials. My Jcrew cashmere sweater from 15 years ago was a lot thicker than what I now own. Yet the price point has largely remained the same. I’d rather have the option to pay more for the same quality material. A lot of factory stores also reuse past designs for the factory line and that saves them money by not having to pay designers to make new products. I’ve also noticed in clothing they take shortcuts by redesigning a full price store design into something that requires fewer steps (maybe fewer design features or less functionality). These are cost saving methods. I don’t buy a lot of outlet leather goods to be as confident in my assessment as I am with clothing but I truly think that a good brand with an image to maintain won’t allow inferior work be displayed on their shelves. But they’re probably sourcing cheaper leather hides, scaling back on a design feature, finding ways to simplify the construction of the bag or wallet, and simply repurposing existing designs. All ways to save money without necessarily producing an inferior product. Enjoy your goodies! I love my outlet Burberry wallet and honestly I think it’s better than anything they sell in their full price retail stores.

Yesss, I have Coach bags from the 1980’s n they look🤩🤩🤩🤩👍🏿

OMG where!?

@@TX.Cat.Whisperer I got it last year from Saks Fifth Avenue.

I'm glad creators are being inspired by Rose Anvil & branching out into other areas away from footwear. Glad I found this channel.

The outlets have bags that are made specifically for the outlet. They are not the same as retail bags. It’s not controversial. It’s the truth.

@@mssha1980 So true. Every outlet bag I gave away, but the boutique bags I love

Little ASMR? I watch some of his videos only for ASMR - hundreds of times!!! His recent videos are not that good.

Not sure when they changed the story tag. I have a bag from 2003 that has an actual real leather story tag in it. Coach shouldn’t cut corners at all especially when some of the new bags are $500 and up.

What was the outcome of the Polene bag and witch one was it???

if you couldn’t afford it, it’s okay. i don’t think this bag is trendy but more so classic

That’s rare. Maybe the small ones. But the 26 go on sale but not by that much

He does make bags, they're on his website and etsy shop in the description. it's PEGAI.

@@QAJenova thank you, I just saw this in the description. I went on the site! Super nice items. I'm getting my hubby one

Can we stop with the :: chefskiss:: bs. It's an old saying and it's getting annoying. The sheeple love a trend

@@dnrmoore4124 Who’s “we”? If you’re annoyed, YOU can stop using it. Edit: Bahahaha, are you just bitter you don’t have this bag to be calling anyone who owns it a sheep who follows trend? Again, NO ONE is forcing you. Can’t you just leave people alone for their choice? Seriously. Get a life. YOU’RE getting annoying for being a Karen. Nowhere in my comment did I ask for your opinion, Karen.