How to tell fake coach

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  1. HubPages profile imageSTAFF
    HubPagesposted 14 years ago

    How to tell fake coach

  2. cmlindblom profile image71
    cmlindblomposted 14 years ago

    Fake vs Real Coach Products. How to tell if a coach bag is real or fake. read more

  3. Beef -N- Vids profile image59
    Beef -N- Vidsposted 14 years ago

    Most fakes don't bother to put a liner, and if they do its very low quality...also look at stitching.

  4. Ben Zoltak profile image81
    Ben Zoltakposted 14 years ago

    There are two kinds of fake Coaches in this world, a purse you procure from a not-too-reputable dealer or a sarcastic trainer-of-athletes.  Lets say your boyfriend just gave you a Coach purse. If you have been dating a guy and he tells you he owns a... read more

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    callmesplash7posted 14 years ago

    Honestly the best way to tell a fake Coach handbag is to write down the serial number (should be an approx 3inch by 3 inch leather label inside with the number on it) and call the Coach 1-800 customer service number found at Coach.com, give them the number to find out if it is indeed authentic. Also the hardware should say Coach on it for instance the hardware that attaches to the bag.

  6. drbj profile image79
    drbjposted 14 years ago

    You will know it's a fake "coach" at the stroke of midnight when the coach turns into a pumpkin, the footmen turn into mice, and the handsome prince starts to look for you with your glass slipper in his hand. Good luck, Cinderella!

  7. The VBs profile image60
    The VBsposted 14 years ago

    You can tell a Coach is fake if you buy it from a flea market and the guy selling them offers you two for $50.

  8. babyching profile image61
    babychingposted 14 years ago

    A fake "coach" sits in an armchair and yells at the TV during games.  A real coach is out on the field.

  9. Ollie Kahn Fan profile image40
    Ollie Kahn Fanposted 14 years ago

    It is hard to imagine that anyone buying a bag off a street vendor or a flea market or for $10 on an auction site could begin to imagine it is a genuine designer bag.  The price is always a dead give away, as is the lack of serial number and the quality of the hardware.  The more classic coaches don't have c-s printed all over them, they tend to be plain leather, but they all have the coach serial number inside along with quality stitiching and hardware.

  10. smanley01 profile image64
    smanley01posted 13 years ago

    So, maybe you enjoy a really nice handbag, Coach makes beautiful bags.  If you are going to spend money on a nice handbag you want to make sure it is a real handbag, and not a fake one.  Here are ten tips on helping you determine if your coach... read more

 
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