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.


Tapestry Shares Rise After Earnings Beat Expectations
Same-store sales for the Coach brand surpassed analysts’ estimates, a sign the label is rebounding as executives try to re-elevate its image.

Tapestry Shares Rise After Earnings Beat Expectations
Same-store sales for the Coach brand surpassed analysts’ estimates, a sign the label is rebounding as executives try to re-elevate its image.

Forty Five Ten Enters New York
Launching in March 2019, the luxury multi-brand boutique's sixth outpost is a testament to the retailer's ambition to scale beyond secondary and tertiary American cities.

Forty Five Ten Enters New York
Launching in March 2019, the luxury multi-brand boutique's sixth outpost is a testament to the retailer's ambition to scale beyond secondary and tertiary American cities.

China's Young Shoppers Breathe New Life Into Luxury Market
The shift to Millennials, who pushed the Chinese market up to $22.07 billion in sales last year, spurred the rise of new areas such as luxury streetwear.

China's Young Shoppers Breathe New Life Into Luxury Market
The shift to Millennials, who pushed the Chinese market up to $22.07 billion in sales last year, spurred the rise of new areas such as luxury streetwear.

Stuart Weitzman: Refining, Not Redefining
In their first joint interview, chief executive Wendy Kahn and creative director Giovanni Morelli share their plans for evolving the American footwear stalwart.

Stuart Weitzman: Refining, Not Redefining
In their first joint interview, chief executive Wendy Kahn and creative director Giovanni Morelli share their plans for evolving the American footwear stalwart.

China Luxury Sales Rebound as Millennials Snap up Cosmetics, Handbags
Domestic sales of Gucci handbags to Chanel cosmetics rose at the fastest pace in over half a decade last year.

China Luxury Sales Rebound as Millennials Snap up Cosmetics, Handbags
Domestic sales of Gucci handbags to Chanel cosmetics rose at the fastest pace in over half a decade last year.

Trump Tax Reform Won’t Boost Luxury Brands
US president Trump’s tax reforms have been widely portrayed as favouring the wealthy, in which case Europe’s luxury giants should benefit. Not so, argues Luca Solca.

Trump Tax Reform Won’t Boost Luxury Brands
US president Trump’s tax reforms have been widely portrayed as favouring the wealthy, in which case Europe’s luxury giants should benefit. Not so, argues Luca Solca.

Coach Fragrance Boosts Interparfums
The French perfumes maker raised its 2017 revenue guidance for the second time after a strong end to the year and better-than-expected sales of men's fragrance Coach.

Coach Fragrance Boosts Interparfums
The French perfumes maker raised its 2017 revenue guidance for the second time after a strong end to the year and better-than-expected sales of men's fragrance Coach.

Men’s Fashion Month: The Names to Know
An exodus of major fashion houses from the official calendar means the next month of menswear shows will provide an opportunity for lesser-known designers to shine. BoF spotlights the season’s can’t-ignore talents.

Men’s Fashion Month: The Names to Know
An exodus of major fashion houses from the official calendar means the next month of menswear shows will provide an opportunity for lesser-known designers to shine. BoF spotlights the season’s can’t-ignore talents.

Coach's Victor Luis on Brand Building for the Future
The chief executive of newly formed ‘modern luxury’ group Tapestry Inc speaks to BoF about competing in an uncertain world, the enduring power of brands and the challenges of managing off-price channels.

Coach's Victor Luis on Brand Building for the Future
The chief executive of newly formed ‘modern luxury’ group Tapestry Inc speaks to BoF about competing in an uncertain world, the enduring power of brands and the challenges of managing off-price channels.

Fashion in 2018 | 01. Predictably Unpredictable
In 2018, fashion executives will need to accept the fact that change and instability are fixed features of the current business climate, and to focus their efforts on those aspects of the business that they can control.

Fashion in 2018 | 01. Predictably Unpredictable
In 2018, fashion executives will need to accept the fact that change and instability are fixed features of the current business climate, and to focus their efforts on those aspects of the business that they can control.