3 Pieces from Coach 1941’s New Collection We Can’t Live Without
So, y’all may remember when we introduced you to our main man Stuart Vevers a couple of months back. The designer extraordinaire took over as Executive Creative Director at Coach in 2013, and has rejigged the once-stodgy luxury house with a completely fresh and vital energy. Vevers’ biggest coup thus far has been the launch of Coach 1941, a more opulent ready-to-wear extension of the brand, a few seasons ago, and that line’s latest collection is easily its most desirable yet. Here, we’ve picked out our three favourite 1941 pieces — a trio of wardrobe essentials that typify Vevers’ spot-on design philosophy.
Moto Cross
Can’t decide between a leather moto or varsity jacket? Now you don’t have to. This bad boy perfectly marries the two iconic outerwear styles: a hardy melton wool body accented by bold collegiate stripes, leather sleeves and asymmetrical zips galore. $995
Feelin’ Chunky
Everyone needs at least one great pair of white leather sneakers on hand at all times. This one takes a classic tennis trainer silhouette and adds a few inches of heft to the sole. Perfect for increasing both your overall style points and your height. $225
Back in Black
If you’re in the market for a backpack, you can’t do better than this one. Beautiful pebbled leather highlighted by a pop of yellow stitching; a spacious interior with a special pocket for your laptop; all-around grown-man-worthy good looks. $795
