Coach
Coach is a global fashion house founded in New York in 1941 and owned by American parent company Tapestry Inc.. It specialises in leather goods and accessories alongside ready-to-wear.
Interparfums Cautious on 2020 Growth Due to Economic Uncertainty
Th French perfume maker forecast 2020 revenue at a lower-than-expected €500 million.
Interparfums Cautious on 2020 Growth Due to Economic Uncertainty
Th French perfume maker forecast 2020 revenue at a lower-than-expected €500 million.
Central Saint Martins Criticised for Showcasing ‘Racist’ Student Projects on Social Media
Instagram stories posted by the school’s fashion and textiles course account have sparked a backlash from members of the Chinese fashion community.
Central Saint Martins Criticised for Showcasing ‘Racist’ Student Projects on Social Media
Instagram stories posted by the school’s fashion and textiles course account have sparked a backlash from members of the Chinese fashion community.
America Still Doesn't Have Its Answer to LVMH
Tapestry and Capri have both struggled to form groups that can compete on a global scale.
America Still Doesn't Have Its Answer to LVMH
Tapestry and Capri have both struggled to form groups that can compete on a global scale.
Tapestry Tops Profit Estimates Due to Coach's Success Overseas
Despite increased demand for high-margin Coach handbags outside the ailing US market, net sales for the group fell to $1.36 billion, missing expectations of $1.37 billion
Tapestry Tops Profit Estimates Due to Coach's Success Overseas
Despite increased demand for high-margin Coach handbags outside the ailing US market, net sales for the group fell to $1.36 billion, missing expectations of $1.37 billion
Does the Owner of Coach and Kate Spade Need a Plan B?
This week, everyone will be talking about Tapestry's first results since the departure of CEO Victor Luis, Richemont's latest attempt to build a soft luxury business and the early arrival of Black Friday sales.
Does the Owner of Coach and Kate Spade Need a Plan B?
This week, everyone will be talking about Tapestry's first results since the departure of CEO Victor Luis, Richemont's latest attempt to build a soft luxury business and the early arrival of Black Friday sales.
What LVMH Stands to Gain From Buying Tiffany
An acquisition could make sense for both the luxury conglomerate and the American jeweller, but it wouldn’t be without its challenges.
What LVMH Stands to Gain From Buying Tiffany
An acquisition could make sense for both the luxury conglomerate and the American jeweller, but it wouldn’t be without its challenges.
Dior Apologises to China Over Map Excluding Taiwan
The French luxury brand apologised after a an online video clip showed a student questioning the map at a recruitment event in China.
Dior Apologises to China Over Map Excluding Taiwan
The French luxury brand apologised after a an online video clip showed a student questioning the map at a recruitment event in China.
New Louis Vuitton Handbags to Boast ‘Made in the USA’ Tags
The leather-goods workshop in Keene, a small town in Texas, will create about 1,000 jobs over the next five years, the brand said in a statement.
New Louis Vuitton Handbags to Boast ‘Made in the USA’ Tags
The leather-goods workshop in Keene, a small town in Texas, will create about 1,000 jobs over the next five years, the brand said in a statement.
Bicester Village Plans New York Presence
Value Retail is planning a Bicester Village outlet in the New York metropolitan area, Chairman Scott Malkin tells BoF.
Bicester Village Plans New York Presence
Value Retail is planning a Bicester Village outlet in the New York metropolitan area, Chairman Scott Malkin tells BoF.
Colette’s Sarah Andelman: How to Win at Retail
The consultant and former creative director of the famed Paris concept store that closed in 2017 says that ‘Colette wouldn’t work today.’ Here’s what she thinks resonates with fashion consumers in a post-internet era.
Colette’s Sarah Andelman: How to Win at Retail
The consultant and former creative director of the famed Paris concept store that closed in 2017 says that ‘Colette wouldn’t work today.’ Here’s what she thinks resonates with fashion consumers in a post-internet era.