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Coach Has New Wallets For Spring 2009
Coach has just released an e-mail stating that the new wallets for spring 2009 are here. They are so much fun, especially when you find the perfect Coach Wallet that really fits your personality. The colors this spring are very well rounded. There are the bright and vibrant colors as well as the earth-toned casuals. Take a peak at these beautiful Coach Wallets.
 Coach Black Lrg Signature Checkbook Buckle Wallet $218  US $99.00
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 COACH SIGNATURE BLACK CHECKBOOK WALLET US $125.00
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 New COACH Black Leather Wallet ****Makes Great Gift**** US $75.00
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 Authentic Coach Wallet Red and Zip Around US $75.00
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 Authentic Coach Signature Mini Skinny Wallet US $30.00
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 Red Coach Bifold Wallet US $25.00
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On January 16, 2010 dejected wrote:
I am very dissapointed with Coach Products. For years I have used the same Coach Wallet, I have owned 3 of the exact same. The quality was unmatched. The leather was thick, the lining strong and well sewn, they just felt of fine quality. It was with good reason, they were known as the makers of superior leather products. This leads me to my latest experience.
I went to the Coach store to replace my aging wallet. What should I find but throngs of women wresteling over handbags made of plastic and cheap leather. I asked the associate where I might find the wallets and he pointed to a stand-up display you might find in a Walmart. I did find my replacement but lo and behold, I found a cheap imitation of the wallet I have used for 25+ years. I quickly asked the gentleman I maybe there were some confussion to which he replied, “no I think they’re all made in China now”. I showed him the difference between my old quality wallet and the new one. He agreed that the quality was not the same, but assured me there was still a warranty. If I wanted a warranty, I would have gone to Walmart. I explained that one did not buy the Coach for the warranty, but because you did not need the warranty, which is obviously no longer the case.
No longer the maker of fine, quality, high end, leather goods, Coach has caved in to the lure of marketing cheap accessories to the unknowing masses. Shame on you.