Coach X Tom Wesselmann Kira Crossbody Bag In Signature Textile Jacquard
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Coach pays homage to legendary New York City artist Tom Wesselmann with this playful, Pop Art-inspired collection. A total multitasker, our perfectly sized Kira can be worn as a crossbody, a wristlet, carried as a clutch or used as a pouch in a larger bag. Detailed with a bold, expressive lips motif, it’s crafted of our Signature Textile Jacquard—a lovingly crafted material made with a blend of organic cotton and recycled polyester. It's all part of our commitment to rethinking and reducing our impact on the planet by repurposing waste materials. The compact design has two zippered compartments and a convenient center slip pocket to keep you organized with room for a phone, cards, keys and other accessories.
About the artist: A master of vivid color and larger-than-life scale, Tom Wesselmann is widely considered one of the most dynamic American artists of the twentieth century. Rejecting abstract expressionism in favor of striking representations of the female form, still life and landscapes, Wesselmann has a penchant for finding the extraordinary in the everyday.
About the artist: A master of vivid color and larger-than-life scale, Tom Wesselmann is widely considered one of the most dynamic American artists of the twentieth century. Rejecting abstract expressionism in favor of striking representations of the female form, still life and landscapes, Wesselmann has a penchant for finding the extraordinary in the everyday.