[it's in the bag]

I'm fairly new to Coach . . . I've bought three for my 17 y.o. daughter and just never thought of Coach as a "grown up" bag. Well I changed my thinking and bought one in early November . . . I couldn't decide between the Ergo and the...hmmm was it a big bucket style bag from the bleeker collection?? Something like that. Anyway, ended up with this gigantic black leather Ergo for $428. I was thrilled at the time because the Coach store was right across from the Louis Vuitton store and I saw what a huge deal I was getting for a real leather purse...not getting ripped off for $1500 for a painted canvas bag (no offense to LV lovers . . . I love the darned things too). Anyway, after almost two months with this bag, I've finally decided: It's too big and bulky and I hate it. Does Coach ever take returns that are this old??? I saw one on e-bay that just went for $171....I had it on "watch" because I wanted to see what it finally went for thinking I could get rid of my bag that way, but there's no WAY I'm going to take that much of a loss! Any suggestions???

Thanks!!

[TnC]

Just as long its not used and you have tags attached and the receipt you'll be fine. But if you don't have the receipt you will just get merchandise credit.

[lvuittonaddict]

you could try selling it to a consignment store on eBay, or in your area, unfortunately, coach does not have a very good resell value.

or sell it to someone you know who wants one, but isnt willing to pay retail for it.

[fieldsinspring]

If you have not used it you can return it no problem.. if you have used it, unfortunately you are going to have to sell it on your own. I disagree... generally Coach has a pretty good resale value I think, but a lot of things head to the outlets and people can buy them so much cheaper than the retail and it makes all the prices go down. Good Luck!

[Peaches23]

I would take it back to the coach store or outlet and get a merchandise credit and get what you want.... that way you get all of your money back

[it's in the bag]

I have been using the bag since I bought it in November thinking that I'd learn to love it . . . therefore the tags are not attached. I saved the tags as well as the receipt. Guess I could try e-bay, but as I said, there was one that just sold for $171. That might have been a knock off . . . I didn't see any mention of the bag's authenticity. I can at least produce my receipt from the Riverside Square Mall Coach store. That's good, right? (Pics attached . . . pardon the cubicle!)

[peacocky]

if it was a sold out color like plum, you'd probably get your asking price. You might get half for a black one. Just make sure you use as many good keywords in your title that you can, without keyword spamming.

[Brandless]

Since you have used the bag, I don't think you can return it to Coach. Your best bet is e-bay. Selling Coach on e-bay really depends on the style you are selling. There are some styles that are hard to find and therefore tend to have a higher resale value than others. I've sold some of my Coach bags on e-bay and even though they were hardly used and like new failed to get a high price. I was just glad to get some money out of those bags that would otherwise just be sitting in my closet unused.

[it's in the bag]

What is keyword spamming? Not sure I understand about the use of keywords - these can be separately identified in the ad?

[noshoepolish]

You cannot return a used bag to the store unless it is defective. I certainly would not want to go to the store and buy a bag and get it home to find it had been used.

Sell it on eBay.