Took a little trip to NYC....

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jenniferelaine

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Add me to the list of people that had a great experience at the Legacy boutique!!!:tup: My mother & I went shopping & I HAD to go! They were super friendly, from the moment we walked in the door! I was wearing my legacy stripe swingpack & my Mackenzie snowboots, which the SAs immediately commented on. They proceeded then to show me all the limited edition stuff & the _ of_pieces that are made solely for the shop. Of course we got the Fiji H20 & the bakery coupons (our next stop) & I was totally lusting over the SAs sweaters, of all things!!:P It was a great experience!

We also visited the on 57th & Madison (?) & the one at Rockefeller Center. The SAs were sooo nice there, too. I was inquiring about a pair of Jilly flats that are on sale at the Coach I regularly go to & the SAs at Rockefeller insisted ( & I do mean insisted) on calling around & finding them for me (44th & Broadway had them). Unfortunately they weren't on sale there. :tdown:But I did get to see the new Scribble in the red book (the colors look great!) & had a great trip! Didn't buy any Coach stuff, but had a fabulous time looking!!!

Just thought I'd share b/c if anyone would understand why I'd feel the need to visit all the stores, you all would! ;)
 
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sarahb0485 said:
When I make the big move to New York, I have a feeling that will be my "home" store.
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aww good for you!! that's such a great feeling, isn't it? shopping at coach in nyc sounds lovely, im glad it was so fun :smile:

this week is free transit week so im hoping to get to the city this saturday to visit the coach stores & a few stores that carry balenciaga to see what they look like in real life & if i actually like them in real life, haha! (bc i already know how gorgeous coach stuff is, so getting to peruse the stores is just extra fun ;) ) i guess i should let my bf know that THAT'S the real reason i want to take advantage of the free transit and not to just 'walk around & get dinner' - LOL! :smile:
 
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OK-the Scribble that they showed me looked just like the regular Scribble only the colors were brighter-almost neon (or thats how the looked in the book). They had the sneakers (I was looking at the shoes, btw) & like, a platform type sandal. Those were the ones that really caught my eye. I didn't see any bags, but I didn't see anything like the link that was posted earlier wondering.
 
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katrynar said:
I WISH!!!!

even the blue jeans on the mannequins were made by another company... but no SAs must wear black and black and grey and white an more black!
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The SAs were wearing jeans, black cardigans with silver turnlocks & leather trim :drool: & the shoes (can't think of the names) suede flats that come in a bunch of different colors with a turnlock. I remember thinking that with a uniform like that, surrounded by all the beautiful bags & accessories, I'd happily head back into retail!;)
 
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jenniferelaine said:
The SAs were wearing jeans, black cardigans with silver turnlocks & leather trim :drool: & the shoes (can't think of the names) suede flats that come in a bunch of different colors with a turnlock. I remember thinking that with a uniform like that, surrounded by all the beautiful bags & accessories, I'd happily head back into retail!;)
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:tup:Thanks for verifying the jeans. I was told that COACH has the jeans specifically made for their employees (to be worn as uniform). Lucky SAs!!!:nuts:
 
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crazy4coachbags said:
:tup:Thanks for verifying the jeans. I was told that COACH has the jeans specifically made for their employees (to be worn as uniform). Lucky SAs!!!:nuts:
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I wish I'd known to ask if the jeans were specifically made for them. They were cute, though. Dark wash, slim leg; everyone looked very fashionable! Guess that was the idea, huh?:P

But I'm sure its a fun job, more fun than my corporate where I have no access to the PF all day!:lol:
 
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