Coach’s Tabby shoulder bag is a stylish and practical option for the festive season – and shoppers have spotted how to get £45 off
For those on the lookout for the perfect Christmas gift, Coach is a luxury brand that’s likely to be high on many wish lists. Renowned for its chic, top-quality fashion accessories, Coach boasts a broad range that’s sure to have something to elevate your loved one’s style.
One of their best-selling bags is the classic Tabby quilted shoulder bag. Ideal for rounding off any festive outfit, it has a unique anthracite colour that gives the leather a metallic, shimmering quality, adding a modern twist to this timeless design. The chain strap offers added versatility, allowing for both on-shoulder and cross-body wear, while its compact size ensures a subtler impact than you might anticipate.
This iconic bag, a timeless interpretation of one of Coach’s most iconic designs, is available in four other colours including white, dark and light brown, and navy, and is priced at £450. However, savvy shoppers have discovered a way to save £45 on the price.
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Coach provides a 10% discount code on all full-price, non-outlet purchases on their website for those who subscribe to their newsletter. This means shoppers can make a significant saving on the cost of the bag, perfect for making the budget stretch a little further this Christmas.
Of course, the discount code is also available for other purchases across the site – and there’s plenty of other options to tempt. In addition to the quality leather bags they’re famous for, the site offers stocking filler options perfect for smaller budgets, reports Nottinghamshire Live.
Elsewhere, if you’re eager to embrace the current silver trend but don’t need a new bag, the Rowyn Slingback kitten heels priced at £195 are a solid choice and would be reduced by £19.50 with the code. These shoes sport a similar metallic style that’s as suitable for a night out as it is for a day at work.
Plus, with a lower heel and cushioned sole, you won’t have to worry about breaking them in. Elsewhere, if you’re attracted to the Tabby bag but find the price a bit high, the Tabby bag charm priced at £95 before discount could be an alternative.
This adorable miniature version of the real thing makes a chic addition to another bag or a keyring. Our final pick from the extensive range is the Essential mini trifold wallet in signature canvas, retailing at £125.
This handcrafted wallet exudes a sense of luxury and boasts a slim, pocket-friendly design. With a leather flap, it’s a timeless and durable accessory that can withstand even the most fervent shopping sprees.
But what do customers have to say about Coach’s offerings? The Tabby Shoulder Bag has garnered an impressive 4.8 stars from 82 reviews. Customers love the style of the product, with one happy customer saying: “The quality is amazing and it’s so cute.”
Another notes its adaptability: “This bag is so versatile and looks so stunning, the quilted fabric gives it such a chic look and colours go well with literally all your outfits.”
A third describes their purchase as “beautiful, stunning bag,” adding: “An absolutely beautiful bag with enough room for all your essentials on a day/night out. With the option of crossover or hand held this bag compliments any outfit.”
Nevertheless, not all feedback has been glowing. One shopper had regrets about the size they chose: “Sorry I purchased this size handbag. It barely fits my iPhone, house key, credit card, cash and a lip gloss. Should have purchased the larger size,” serving as a handy tip to measure up before committing to an online purchase.
Beyond Coach, bags and accessories are a solid Christmas gifting staple for many. Debenhams is selling this Lakeland Leather purse now at £29.99, reduced from £44.99. For those on the lookout for more options, Accessorize expands the choice with items like a fetching tan leather messenger bag for £45.
