This is the one I have, 11011. Now I just have to get the other two's style numbers.
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This is the one I just recently purchased too. Don't dunk it! Vachetta is a higher maintenance leather. I used Leather CPR on mine because I had no real marks on the bag, it just needed some moisturizer because it felt a little dry. And mine was already sun tanned, so I didn't need to worry about it darkening. It didn't spot or make the patina uneven.
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If I didn't live in a desert climate, I wouldn't have gotten a vachetta. They are higher maintenance for certain, but I have plenty of other options when it actually does rain here. (As do so many of us here have, lol!)
Thank you for the suggestion. Unfortunately we don’t have Bed Bath and Beyond in Quebec (and there is no French equivalent) nor do they ship to Quebec
But if Leather CPR is the recommended product I may have to accept the Amazon cost...
So out thrifting yesterday, I found 0 vintage coach bags, but I did find 3 or 4 etienne aigner in 3 different thrift stores. They haunt me, there everywhere! I never, not, find one, and there older too! All different shapes sizes and colors! If I found coach bags like I find Etienne Aigner bags I'd be super excited. Lol. Anyone else?
Even if you never rehab a bag again you still want to regularly condition your bags to keep them in good condition. If you do end up ever having to dunk a bag, it can take several applications of Leather CPR to quench the bag. The only product I've ever used is Leather CPR, so I can't speak for the other options out there, but I will say that I love Leather CPR (and Blackrocks!) and I think that purchasing the CPR is a good investment in the upkeep of your bags - which are also investments if cared for properly. And you never know, you might come across a cheaply priced rare bag that clearly needs a dunk and if you have the CPR on hand you can go for it.Thank you for the suggestion. Unfortunately we don’t have Bed Bath and Beyond in Quebec (and there is no French equivalent) nor do they ship to Quebec
But if Leather CPR is the recommended product I may have to accept the Amazon cost...
Ugh! My BT Willis has something scribbled in permanent marker inside the flap. Why??? It drives me nuts.
Pat strikes again?
I live in New Zealand , our Bed Bath and Beyond does not carry CPR at all. Amazon sellers dont ship to NZ so Ive had to buy direct from the manufacturers site. I get the large refill and it cost me almost NZ $90 to get. Its the shipping the really hurts. Try the site www.cprcleaningproducts.com ..the shipping might not be as much as you think.Thank you for the suggestion. Unfortunately we don’t have Bed Bath and Beyond in Quebec (and there is no French equivalent) nor do they ship to Quebec
But if Leather CPR is the recommended product I may have to accept the Amazon cost...
Here are before and after pics of my Coach Kiki.... I think I will put a couple more coats of Black rock on her . But so far 
she looks much better !
she looks much better !
Okay, so my smooth white leather XL Ergo is 10744 and my black pebbled leather is 11640.
To anyone considering this style, if you want one that's like a workhorse, I recommend the pebbled leather hands down!
I'm interested in your large Ergo tote numbers and leather types. I have had the 11285 and 10743 (both medium size with a medallion on the pocket and legacy stripe lining). The 11285 says nappa leather in the Wayback description only, not on the creed. Both say "individually burnished...glove-tanned cowhide" on the creed.
These details can be important to a rehabber!
Darn you, Pat! Moved on from the Stewardess life and still couldn't kick the habit of scrawling your name in your handbag. LOL
So my white one is from 2006 and the other two are from 2007. None say burnished glove tanned cowhide. Here are photos of each one and the respective creed.
