and I absolutely love it!
I took advantage of the sale and ordered the 1941 Link Duffle. The bag looked great online, but I can't believe how much better it is in person. The leather is to die for. Its the most luxe, wonderful leather I've held in a long time. Also, I noticed quite a few little details that weren't even mentioned or photographed on Coach.com or any of the other retailers' websites. First of all, there is a whole other compartment in the bag that is also held closed by the turn lock! That was a nice surprise. I also discovered a snap loop that can be used to hold a key fob beneath one of the attachment rings for the strap. Finally, there is not only a slip pocket behind the zipper pocket on the back of the bag but also a card slot. I think this is rather ingenious. I think it would be great spot to tuck, say, a MetroCard or other public transport pass for those live in larger cities.
Now I have to get used to carrying a shoulder bag again. I've been carrying satchels on the crook of my right arm for years. I am probably going to be sore for a bit, but it'll be worth it.

I took advantage of the sale and ordered the 1941 Link Duffle. The bag looked great online, but I can't believe how much better it is in person. The leather is to die for. Its the most luxe, wonderful leather I've held in a long time. Also, I noticed quite a few little details that weren't even mentioned or photographed on Coach.com or any of the other retailers' websites. First of all, there is a whole other compartment in the bag that is also held closed by the turn lock! That was a nice surprise. I also discovered a snap loop that can be used to hold a key fob beneath one of the attachment rings for the strap. Finally, there is not only a slip pocket behind the zipper pocket on the back of the bag but also a card slot. I think this is rather ingenious. I think it would be great spot to tuck, say, a MetroCard or other public transport pass for those live in larger cities.
Now I have to get used to carrying a shoulder bag again. I've been carrying satchels on the crook of my right arm for years. I am probably going to be sore for a bit, but it'll be worth it.



