Coach 2011 womens bag series listed in the fall

CHELSEA Series

This fall, Coach CHELSEA launched a new series, a craft exquisite handbags series, set the culmination of past inspiration and into modern accessories and the latest styling in one, stunning. Chelsea design exquisite, classic yet gentle to the atmosphere of the section, simple pin and accessories reflect the quiet natural beauty of Coach leather. Chelsea's early return to the Coach leather trim style, surrounded by new slim trim package, and with the Coach logo classic traditional with a diamond-shaped lock to enhance the overall appearance.




Chelsea Dowel Flap clamshell packageChelsea Dowel Flap clamshell package 20 years ago, Coach of the clamshell design improvements, combined with gentle curves and noble leather, such as leather with water and natural drape effect of crude goatskin leather texture. Complex slender hand suede inlay decoration, while the luxury chain with 14k gold and amber polishing, add a touch of luxury and deep.

Chelsea Suede Pocket Flap clamshell packageChelsea Suede Pocket Flap clamshell package with velvety texture of the suede on the simple rectangular appearance of a new interpretation, and Chelsea Flap and Chelsea Bouclé Flap clamshell package is the sudden popularity of this form of repetition, elegant drape of chain handle length can be adjusted to the length and hip or classic shoulder bag, hand-sewn sequins that shine all the pearl leather design.

Series also includes the new Chelsea and pearl embossed leather handbag Emerson slender arched appearance, luxurious fabrics, exquisite delicate with padlock.



MADISON (Madison) Series
Madison Series Madison Avenue has always been adhering to the same name, elegance, style and last time to bring new bloom classic Sophia Satchel handbag upgrade turned gorgeous. Pleated Sophia joined the fold handbag beautiful twist handle, the smaller size of Sequin Mini Sophia and Sequin Ocelot Mini Sophia's slim leather shoulder design makes it easy to walk in the day and night. Mini Sophia also offers elegant leather handbag. Rare embossed leather trim, along with ostrich pattern, adds a texture and deep.
Coach respected innovation as it cherishes the traditional production process, the leather trim of Madison Quilted Nylon Lindsey is a typical example of the perfect. Inspired by 70's ski clothes, new Chevron Xu spent very light nylon. Shiny polished and multi-dimensional texture gives it the appearance of luxury, with several great power of the autumn colors, such as raspberry red, orange, mahogany and gray. The new shape of light and shadow on the game is elegant and stylish, but more profound version of Madison Sophia big bag full of drama.

The new Madison model also combines the traditional clamshell design. Madison Embossed Exotic Flap Carryall, from top to bottom of the folding process, combined with embossed design, patent leather and smooth leather shades with pearl craft. Madison Embossed Crocodile Dowel Satchel bag in order to "break pattern" clamshell features. Polished metal embossed with crocodile skin effect veneer; parts using 14k gold and painted with polished amber.

Banquet package
Coach for the banquet season has launched a new compact collection of handbags, covers with a chain of luxury accessories: Sequin Flap Crossbody, Fur Round Wristlet, Fur Small Bag and Satin Flap Crossbody. Bonnie Cashin with iconic lock seal, random mosaic beads purse, including Metal Jeweled Bag, name of the simple but complex work Beaded Bag, and the exquisite Flower Bag.

Pinnacle's unique design
Coach put in the hands of the top classic luxury with a new technology launched a new Top Handle Flap Satchel, there are two sizes, all with luxurious mix of materials. Abnormal shearing sheep leather in color and texture contrast, and color of leather leather version places a variety of subtle contrast to create texture, including smooth calf, embossing, and crude water shark skin leather. Tubular handle, simple and modern fittings, heavy drum with metal buckle details and sealed clamshell strengthened sense of luxury, the waist of the details of the deal and the appearance of the metal lock is charming. Other shapes include pumping and studded with small shoulder bag with a seal, and the large drum with a luggage lock bag, inspired by Coach men's briefcase.



KRISTIN (Christian) family
Kristin's return along with the elegant, rounded shape, and the more prominent the fall of the charm. Noble leather and flashy texture Kristin unique decorative art for the hasp and oval chain offers luxury background. New Kristin Spectator Tote mixture of patent leather, light skinned, suede and embossed leather, as the rare colors different, with ostrich or crocodile pattern. Side patch pocket zipper pull, can increase capacity, while inadvertently show hidden in the texture contrast. Foil overlay suede leather, printing or embossing Kristin Metallic Python Flap Satchel hallucinogenic effect, and the new Kristin Domed Satchel will have the effect of stripes, leopard velvet soft Italian calfskin hand placed on the prints the central part.
New Kristin Chevron Haircalf Flap Satchel full of visual contrast between the trim and dark stripes woven Leopard integration, complex trim work and package design and more color side effects.



Footwear
New Fall Boots look quite traditional sense, and handbags series complement each other. Coarse texture of coarse texture and, coordinated accessories, hand-polished and logo design, but also handbags considerably. Strong distinctive shape so that all Coach shoes; heels, wood bottom, embossed leather, suede or fabric and fur and used to strengthen this effect. From the metallic glaze and leather heel seam, to the iconic shoe hoop, every detail thought out, point of the eye include the need to fall Lynne Loafer Platform and fur edging the Janeva Ankle Boot, Fur Round Wristlet is the perfect match .



Apparel & Accessories
Coach's inspiration is taken from the coat collection of classic design. Bonnie Tattersall Cape with a designer classic locking seal, also from the 1960s, most people favor of a design. Madeline Suede Trench Coach continues tradition of each family the perfect trench coat, butter-colored soft suede that is more noble and timeless appearance. Decorated with fur collar tweed Tate Saar, and any clothing with, are like high-level customization, and a new hat Grommet Fedora, Riding Hat and Fur Hat clever and charming, to the fashion season icing on the cake.

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usa Charges: Seattle handbag seller caught with 33,700 fake coach handbags

King County prosecutors have filed counterfeiting charges against a Seattle man allegedly caught with 33,700 fake designer handbags, sunglasses and luxury items.

The charges against Touray Burama, 45, follow a years-long investigation into a counterfeit handbag ring whose members were known to sell their goods out of several storefronts and on downtown Seattle streets.

According to court documents, the investigation launched in 2007 netted 40,000 items -- from counterfeit basketball shoes to sunglasses to brand-name handbags -- worth $18 million had they been authentic.

In charging documents, Seattle police contend 33,700 items were seized in a search of Burama's Belltown residence. Among the items seized were 1,000 items purportedly manufactured by Coach and another 1,000 bunk Prada items. Police also uncovered $180,000 in cash from a storage locker allegedly associated with Burama.

The charges follow a Seattle police investigation into several businesses thought to be dealing in counterfeit brand-name merchandise, according to investigators' statements and search-warrant requests. Detectives and private investigators hired by the copyright holders made numerous undercover purchases of counterfeit goods, which resulted in counterfeiting charges against 10 people in February 2010; eight defendants have since pleaded guilty.

In May 2008, undercover officers purchased Air Jordan sneakers at a Rainier Avenue South business, Seattle Detective Dave Redemann said in court documents. They followed that purchase with a second buy -- a Coach purse sold for $50 -- at another location on South Jackson Street.

Describing an undercover operation at Touray's store -- EB's Fine Handbags at 2308 Fourth Ave. -- investigators said they found that most of the bags for sale there did not have tags sewn on. Instead, according to a federal search warrant affidavit, Touray offered to add the tags post purchase.

"(An undercover officer) asked the worker if the handbag on the wall was a 'Kate Spade,'" investigators said in search warrants filed in U.S. District Court. "The worker stated that the handbag was in fact a 'Kate Spade' and that he could sell it to her. However, he needed to sew on a 'Kate Spade' logo for her."

The store's owner, who was not charged alongside the 10 alleged conspirators, later saw $180,000 forfeited to the federal government. Speaking with police, one of the defendants said he usually paid about $25 for a bogus designer purse, which he then would sell for $30 to $40.

"He sells only on weekends and makes $400 to $500 a weekend," Redemann said in court documents. "He said he pays his bills with the money and then reinvests the rest in the business."

Touray has now been charged in King County Superior Court with two counts of counterfeiting. Prosecutors have not asked that he be jailed in the case.

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coach handbags can be a tough one in down economic times

The business of luxury goods can be a tough one in down economic times. High-end goods are one of the first purchases cut during a recession, especially since the consumers of these products usually derive a larger portion of their income from businesses and investments than do lower-wage workers.

In the past few years, many retailers saw sales and earnings drop as consumers fled to lower priced options. But a select few continued to increase dividends during this tough economic time. By no means are these companies to be considered top dividend picks, as their yields are all relatively low and their dividend histories are short. But in the right situation, they may provide diversification and/or capital appreciation potential.

Williams Sonoma Inc. (WSM) owns and operates six high separate, high-end home-centered retail businesses: Williams-Sonoma (stores, catalog and website), Pottery Barn (stores, catalog and website), Pottery Barn Kids (stores, catalog and website), PBTeen (catalog and website), Williams-Sonoma Home (website) and West Elm (stores, catalog and website). WSM has increased its dividend every year for the past 6 years, and in 2010 paid out 52.4% of earnings in the form of dividends. The latest increase was March 15, when the quarterly dividend was increased 13.3% from $.15 to $.17 a share. At the current price of $39.03, the stock yields 1.74%

Tiffany and Co. (TIF) Tiffany & Co. is a holding company that operates through its subsidiary companies, principally Tiffany and Company, a jeweler and specialty retailer. Merchandise offerings include an extensive selection of jewelry, as well as timepieces, sterling silverware, china, crystal, stationery, fragrances and accessories. Through Tiffany and Company and other subsidiaries, the company is engaged in product design, manufacturing and retailing activities. TIF has had eight years of dividend increases, with the last increase a 25% bump from $0.20 to $0.25 a share (quarterly) last May. In 2010, TIF paid out 33% of earnings as dividends, leaving plenty of room for growth. The company recently announced plans to buy back up to $400 million of TIF common stock, expiring January 2013.

Coach Inc. (COH) is a marketer of fine accessories and gifts for women and men. Coach’s product offerings include handbags, women’s and men’s accessories, footwear, business cases, jewelry, wearables, sunwear, travel bags, fragrance and watches. COH dividend history is the shortest of the group, declaring its first dividend of $0.075 a quarter, or $.30 annually, in fiscal year 2009. By fiscal year 2010 (COH fiscal year ends in July), the company increased that dividend 100% to $0.60 a share. At the current price of $51.22, the stock yields 1.17%.

Polo Ralph Lauren Corporation (RL) is engaged in the design, marketing and distribution of products, including men’s, women’s and children’s apparel, accessories, fragrances and home furnishings. The company operates in three segments: Wholesale, Retail and Licensing. RL declared its first dividend in 2003, and kept it stagnant until 2009. The most recent increase came this past February, with a 100% increase in the quarterly payout from $0.10 to $0.20 a share, or $0.80 annually. At the current price of $119.43, the stock yields .67%.

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Coach Handbags Risk Decline in Japan Sales

coach handbags Japan generated about 75 percent of Aflac’s 2010 sales, the most among U.S.-based companies with a market value of at least $100 million, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. At least 35 companies including Rambus, Coach and jewelry-maker Tiffany & Co. (TIF) had 15 percent or more of sales from Japan, the data show.

Quake disruptions range from “substantial” damage to a Texas Instruments Inc. (TXN) plant in Miho, Japan, that will hurt sales in two quarters to possible shifts in consumer behavior as the world’s third-wealthiest nation rebuilds. Coach and Tiffany said they both had shut some stores in Japan.

“Even for consumers who have the means, they may not be in the mood to open up their wallets and spend conspicuously,” said Lawrence Creatura, a Rochester, New York-based fund manager at Federated Investors Inc. (FII), which oversees about $360 billion.

U.S. manufacturers whose Japanese corporate customers are idled by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in the northern part of the country are among those that may feel the pinch most quickly. Concern that a damaged nuclear plant may experience a meltdown is weighing on investors and consumers.

Rambus in Japan
Rambus’s biggest sources of Japanese sales include Toshiba Corp. (6502) and Elpida Memory Inc. (6665), both of which have had some plant shutdowns, and Sony Corp. (6758), said Jeff Schreiner, a Capstone Investments Inc. analyst in San Diego. In 2010, 36 percent of Sunnyvale, California-based Rambus’s sales came from Japan. A spokeswoman, Linda Ashmore, declined to comment.

Aflac, the supplemental health-insurance company, has been in Japan since the 1970s, according to its website. The Columbus, Georgia-based company said in a statement yesterday it was keeping its forecast for 2011 operating earnings unchanged “at the low end” of an 8 percent to 12 percent increase.

“We expect Aflac Japan sales will only be minimally impacted by these events,” Aflac said, hours before firing comedian Gilbert Gottfried, the voice of its duck mascot in the U.S., after comments he made about tsunami victims.

Aflac fell $3.01, or 5.6 percent, to $50.89 at 4:15 p.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading for the second-worst drop in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index. Rambus slid 41 cents, or 2.1 percent, to $18.77 on the Nasdaq Stock Market.

Worse Than Kobe
The temblor’s drag on the economy may be greater than that of the Kobe earthquake in 1995, Shun Maruyama, a Credit Suisse AG equity strategist in Tokyo, said yesterday in a report.

“We also expect consumers to curb consumption for a long period across a wide swath of the country, including the Tokyo metropolitan area,” Maruyama said.

Golf may be among the industries at risk in a nation whose $38,177 in unadjusted per-capita gross domestic product in 2009 trailed only Luxembourg and Norway. After the U.S., Japan was the second-largest market for Carlsbad, California-based Callaway Golf Co. (ELY) in 2010, accounting for $164.8 million in sales, or 17 percent of revenue.

“In a niche that has frozen up, a consumer discretionary product isn’t going to do anything,” said Casey Alexander, an analyst for Gilford Securities in New York who cut his rating today to “sell” from “hold.”

Japan has the second-most active golfers after the U.S., with about 9 million, according to KPMG Advisory Ltd.

Japan Consumers
Coach shut 20 of its 165 stores in Japan and cut staff and shortened hours at others, said Andrea Resnick, a spokeswoman for the New York-based company. Tiffany, also based in New York, has 230 stores worldwide and closed some of its 55 outlets in Japan, said Mark Aaron, a spokesman, who declined to elaborate.

“The situation is fluid,” Aaron said. Tiffany had 19 percent of sales in Japan and Coach had 20 percent, according to the Bloomberg data for their most-recent fiscal years.

Coach dropped $1.09, or 2.1 percent, to $52.02 at 4:15 p.m. in New York trading. Tiffany slid 3.6 percent to $57.68.

Japanese consumer sentiment may drop as much as 20 percent, about the same as in the U.S. following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, David Schick, an analyst with Stifel Nicolaus & Co. in Baltimore, wrote in a note yesterday. That sentiment likely will recover in three months, just as it did with Katrina, he said.

The effect on U.S. trade overall will be small, said Andrew Rose, associate dean of the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. Some companies such as Caterpillar Inc. (CAT) may gain by selling equipment to help Japan rebuild, he said. Other U.S. companies that compete with the Japanese may benefit, he said.

Not Huge
“In terms of American commercial interests, this is not a particularly huge deal,” he said. In 2010, Japan bought $60.5 billion of U.S. goods, according to the U.S. Commerce Department, and sold $120.3 billion to the U.S.

Some quake disruptions for U.S. companies will involve those with their own operations in Japan, such as Dallas-based Texas Instruments.

The damaged plant located about 40 miles (64 kilometers) northwest of Tokyo produced 10 percent of Texas Instruments’ output by revenue and won’t be back to full shipments until September, according to TI, reported getting 9.8 percent of 2010 revenue from Japan.

Japan provides about 40 percent of technology components worldwide, and plants had been at almost full capacity before the quake, said Paul Martyn, vice president of marketing in Chicago of BravoSolution, a Milan, Italy-based supply management firm.

Air Travel
“Prices are going to go up and lead times are likely going to increase,” Martin said in a telephone interview. “It’s going to be a double whammy for U.S. companies that depend on those Japanese components.”

Freeport-McMoran Copper & Gold Inc. (FCX) doesn’t expect a significant impact to sales of copper concentrates to Japan’s Pan Pacific Copper Co., Mitsubishi Materials Corp. (5711) and other copper-smelting companies, said Eric Kinneberg, a spokesman. The Phoenix-based company got 18 percent of 2010 revenue from Japan.

While the quake-ravaged areas in northern Japan aren’t significant destinations for business or leisure travel, U.S. airlines face risks in the Japan disaster, according to Philip Baggaley, a Standard & Poor’s credit analyst in New York.

“The current uncertainty and fears related to a possible meltdown and other problems at stricken nuclear power plants could deter travelers,” he said. United Continental Holdings Inc. (UAL), the parent of United and Continental airlines, is the biggest U.S. carrier across the Pacific, based on passenger traffic, followed by Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL) and AMR Corp. (AMR)’s American Airlines.

“Outbound Japanese travel is, we believe, also likely to be significantly affected, as citizens focus their attention on events in their home country,” Baggaley wrote

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