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I am bumping this very valuable thread on Coach Color Codes...
I was looking at the code for the (sold out!) grommet Carlyle bag 32401 on the FOS and tried to work out the color code of ARBRK. My best guess is "Antique Red Brick" but can someone confirm that?
Or does the A (Antique) refer to the hardware? If so then what is R? The hardware looks like Nickel or Gunmetal to me.
I was looking at the code for the (sold out!) grommet Carlyle bag 32401 on the FOS and tried to work out the color code of ARBRK. My best guess is "Antique Red Brick" but can someone confirm that?
Or does the A (Antique) refer to the hardware? If so then what is R? The hardware looks like Nickel or Gunmetal to me.
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The tag says AR/Brick. To me the hardware is more like an antique copper color, with red tones under the burnishing. HTH
I thought AR stands for Burnished Amber Hardware. That is what my Black Bleecker Soft Port Duffle has. It is a cross between gunmetal and antique brass.
That makes sense, so ARBRK stands for Burnished Amber Hardware on a Brick-colored bag; thanks!
Sorry if this question has already been answered but I tried doing a search for two codes already and nothing came up, so I figured I'd ask a consolidated question for the 2012 Legacy bag color codes (specifically for the Poppy/Legacy Willis/Mini Willis/City Willis).
I save several in the Colorblock colors and I'm trying to decipher the codes on my receipts (I have several to return as I ended up getting them cheaper as the FOS) but I cannot figure out which bag is which..... Here's my list.
B4/AOB
SV/B19
SV/BOA
SV/AP1
SV/AP0
TIA if anyone knows!!
(ETA- I should have mentioned that the bags are at home, and I'm at work, otherwise I would check out the tags....)
I save several in the Colorblock colors and I'm trying to decipher the codes on my receipts (I have several to return as I ended up getting them cheaper as the FOS) but I cannot figure out which bag is which..... Here's my list.
B4/AOB
SV/B19
SV/BOA
SV/AP1
SV/AP0
TIA if anyone knows!!
(ETA- I should have mentioned that the bags are at home, and I'm at work, otherwise I would check out the tags....)
SV/B19 is the colorblock berry/slate with gray sides.
ETA: B4 is brass, all the others are silver.
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SV/BOA is the Willis Colorblock with Silver hardware and Cobalt/Slate with Tangelo or Persimmon accents.
SVAD3 is Magenta/Natural
SVB19 is Berry/Slate
B4AOB is Brass/Navy/Ivory
If you do an Ebay Search for "coach willis colorblock nwt" you can usually find at least a few with readable photos of the price tag with the color codes.
thanks for all the helpful replies, everyone!! It was the first three that Hyacinth named that I was looking to match bags and receipts up.
I went a LITTLE overboard on that style when they first came out, then later realized, do I REALLY need all these diff. color combos. in the three diff styles (willis, mini willis and city willis), not to mention I also re-bought a few when they went on sale at the FOS, but never got around to returning the originally bought/higher priced bags....
I went a LITTLE overboard on that style when they first came out, then later realized, do I REALLY need all these diff. color combos. in the three diff styles (willis, mini willis and city willis), not to mention I also re-bought a few when they went on sale at the FOS, but never got around to returning the originally bought/higher priced bags....
I know that this is an old thread but I use it a lot to find coach drill down pictures so I wanted to add a couple of unusual codes that I have just confirmed with Coach Customer Service.
I have a Borough Bonded East West Town Tote and the number is 30391 UE CNH
The UE stands for Rhodium hardware (looks silver) and the CNH stands for Warm Gray with Oxford Blue (go figure!?)
I have a Borough Bonded East West Town Tote and the number is 30391 UE CNH
The UE stands for Rhodium hardware (looks silver) and the CNH stands for Warm Gray with Oxford Blue (go figure!?)
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