TABBY CHAIN CROSSBODY BAG 19 IN CRYSTAL SIGNATURE JACQUARD
Style Color
CDD67 B4/CK
SGD 595.00
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A modern take on an archival 1970s Coach design, our structured Tabby Chain Crossbody Bag 19 is crafted of glovetanned leather and our shimmery crystal-embellished Signature jacquard. Finished with our Signature hardware, this organized, two-compartment design is perfectly sized for cards, cash and a phone, with a convenient exterior slip pocket for easy access to essentials. The versatile style can be carried as a wristlet or a clutch and worn crossbody with the elegant chain strap, making it the perfect choice for both dressed up and casual looks.
Our Signature Jacquard is made with a blend of 36% recycled polyester and 64% regenerative cotton sourced from farms that use regenerative agricultural practices—those that help to maintain and rejuvenate land, increase biological diversity and soil health, and could lead to increased carbon absorption. It reflects our ongoing commitment to helping reduce our impact on the planet.
Our Signature Jacquard is made with a blend of 36% recycled polyester and 64% regenerative cotton sourced from farms that use regenerative agricultural practices—those that help to maintain and rejuvenate land, increase biological diversity and soil health, and could lead to increased carbon absorption. It reflects our ongoing commitment to helping reduce our impact on the planet.
