Bape X Coach Tote 22 In Signature Jacquard
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- Jacquard Signature et cuir tanné à gant
- Poche avec fermeture éclair à l’intérieur
- Verrou tournant, doublure en tissu
- Poignées de 10,2 cm
- Bandoulière amovible de 62,2 cm, pour porter le sac à l’épaule ou croisé
- 22,2 cm (L) x 21 cm (H) x 12 cm (l)
- BAPE® x Coach
Coach collaborates with the cult-favorite streetwear label BAPE on a playful, animated collection that combines our New York attitude with the Tokyo-based brand's bold, rebellious style. Crafted of buttery soft glovetanned leather and a disruptive take on our lightweight Signature jacquard featuring BAPE's trademark Ape Head, our Tote 22 has space to hold everything you need. Featuring our iconic turnlock closure and an inside zip pocket to secure small essentials, it’s finished with a detachable webbing strap to wear on the shoulder or crossbody.
About the designer: With a devoted global following, A Bathing Ape—or BAPE, is the luxury lifestyle brand which catapulted streetwear into the mainstream. The unique name was inspired by the founder's passion for the 1968 film Planet of the Apes and "A bathing ape in lukewarm water," the ironic Japanese idiom that describes overindulgence.
About the designer: With a devoted global following, A Bathing Ape—or BAPE, is the luxury lifestyle brand which catapulted streetwear into the mainstream. The unique name was inspired by the founder's passion for the 1968 film Planet of the Apes and "A bathing ape in lukewarm water," the ironic Japanese idiom that describes overindulgence.