COACH Vintage USA 90s Quincy Dark offers Navy Small Envelope Trapezoid Crossbody Bag
COACH Vintage USA 90s Quincy Dark offers Navy Small Envelope Trapezoid Crossbody Bag, COACH QUINCY TRAPEZOID CROSSBODY/SHOULDER BAG Made in 1995 United Statesin dark navy or often referred to as blue-blackWidest 85".
Product code: COACH Vintage USA 90s Quincy Dark offers Navy Small Envelope Trapezoid Crossbody Bag
COACH QUINCY TRAPEZOID CROSSBODY/SHOULDER BAG Made in 1995 United States in dark navy or often referred to as blue-black Widest 8.5" (at the top) 6.5" (at the bottom) x Height 7" x Deep 3" Flap & Turnlock Closure Main offers Interior Compartment with Zippered Wall Pocket 52" Rolled Shoulder Strap with a 23" Drop--knot to suit your length Original Coach Hangtag *** I like the Quincy for its unique compact, trapezoidal shape. It stands out in the crowd with its structured sculptural form. The bag is small, but can carry the basics. I'd say the bag is in good condition with some leather wear mainly on the corners and scratches as well as a few tiny scratches on the turnlock. The interior is clean. The main issue to note is the strap has three slits, but still sturdy (see photo). I'm thinking a the strap may have been bound too tightly? Ready to Go!.
COACH QUINCY TRAPEZOID CROSSBODY/SHOULDER BAG Made in 1995 United States in dark navy or often referred to as blue-black Widest 8.5" (at the top) 6.5" (at the bottom) x Height 7" x Deep 3" Flap & Turnlock Closure Main offers Interior Compartment with Zippered Wall Pocket 52" Rolled Shoulder Strap with a 23" Drop--knot to suit your length Original Coach Hangtag *** I like the Quincy for its unique compact, trapezoidal shape. It stands out in the crowd with its structured sculptural form. The bag is small, but can carry the basics. I'd say the bag is in good condition with some leather wear mainly on the corners and scratches as well as a few tiny scratches on the turnlock. The interior is clean. The main issue to note is the strap has three slits, but still sturdy (see photo). I'm thinking a the strap may have been bound too tightly? Ready to Go!.