Coach Natural Grain Leather Plaza Bag 18 Maple One
Coach
$95.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
The Coach Plaza bag in natural grain leather exudes a city-smart, quietly luxe energy. Its compact silhouette is amplified by the tactile grain, giving depth and polish without effort. A slim zip keeps the essentials secure, while the wrist strap adds immediate, off-duty ease to every outing.
Measuring 7 inches long by 4.25 inches high and 1.25 inches deep, with a 6.75-inch handle drop, this little carry feels almost weightless at 4 oz. The textile lining cushions the interior while the zip seals the day’s small necessities. Worn at the wrist, it pairs perfectly with knits and coats, slipping from coffee runs to gallery hours.
Coach threads its signature blend of heritage polish with a modern, minimal silhouette here. The Plaza bag nods to the current micro-bag moment while staying versatile enough to pair with denim, tailoring, or a sleek dress—an accessory that travels as easily between settings as your calendar does.
Materials / Fabrication
- Leather
- Zip closure
- Wrist strap
- Lining: Textile
- Weight: 4oz / 0.11kg
- Imported, Cambodia
- Measurements: Length 7 in / 18 cm; Height 4.25 in / 11 cm; Depth 1.25 in / 3 cm; Handle drop 6.75 in / 17 cm
Recommended Care
- Wipe leather with a soft, damp cloth; avoid soaking. Use a leather conditioner sparingly and only after testing on a small area.
- Do not machine wash or submerge. For the textile lining, spot-clean with mild detergent and water; air dry.
- Avoid exposure to direct heat or prolonged sunlight to prevent fading and drying.
- Store in a cool, dry place in a dust bag; stuff lightly to maintain shape.
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About Coach
Coach, established in 1941 as a family-run workshop in Manhattan, has evolved into a global fashion powerhouse renowned for its exceptional leather craftsmanship and timeless designs. The brand's transformation began in the 1960s under the visionary direction of Bonnie Cashin, who introduced vibrant colors, innovative hardware like the iconic silver toggle, and functional elements that redefined American fashion accessories.