Name: Medium City Tote Bag With Gingham Print And Charm
Brand: COACH®
SKU: CES66 IMN48
Price: 110 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.9 (104 reviews)

Question 1

Is the City Tote durable for everyday use?

Accepted Answer

Designed to move with you from campus to career (and beyond), the City Tote is crafted of high-quality materials that will elevate your everyday looks. Whether you’re commuting through the city, dashing across campus or running daily errands, the City Tote’s minimalist silhouette and comfortable straps make it a durable, dependable style you won’t want to put down.

Question 2

What fits in the Medium City Tote Bag?

Accepted Answer

The perfect middle ground for anyone searching for a tote that’s large enough to fit a few extras yet compact enough to take with you anywhere and everywhere, the Medium City Tote Bag will fit all your smaller essentials like your phone, keys, wallet and sunglasses, plus a few larger items like your notebook, tablet and cosmetics pouch.

Question 3

How can I style the Medium City Tote Bag?

Accepted Answer

The Medium City Tote Bag's structured silhouette will complement all your dressier looks and elevate even your most off-duty styles. Wear your Medium City Tote over the shoulder with tailored separates to the office or carry it by the handles in jeans and heels for a dinner out with friends. For an added personality-filled touch everywhere you go, attach a bag charm (or two) right onto your tote’s hangtag chain.

Question 4

What is coated canvas?

Accepted Answer

Sturdy, lightweight and easy to maintain, a bag crafted of coated canvas is a durable style designed to keep up with your everyday. For more details, visit our guide to non-leather fabrics and materials.

Question 5

What's the best way to care for coated canvas?

Accepted Answer

Bags and accessories crafted of coated canvas can be cleaned with a damp or dry soft cloth.

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