Question 1

What are the different ways I can wear the Rowan Bucket Bag?

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Thanks to its adjustable and detachable straps, the Rowan Bucket Bag can be worn as a crossbody bag, shoulder bag or carried by its shorter handle to match any style, on any occasion.Crossbody Bag: Need to go hands free? Use the longer strap to style your Rowan as a crossbody for busy travel days or running errands.Shoulder Bag: Attach the Rowan’s shorter strap, throw it over the shoulder, and go. Rowan’s slouchy silhouette makes for the perfect grab-and-go style.Top-Handle Bag: Carry the Rowan by its shorter handle (or loop it around your wrist) for a sophisticated and stylish evening piece.

Question 2

What fits in the Rowan Bucket Bag?

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With a spacious interior, center open compartment, removable zip pouch and drawstring closure, the Rowan Bucket Bag fits all the essentials like your phone, wallet and keys—plus a few extras like an umbrella, small tablet or book for when you need effortless style on the go.

Question 3

How can I style the Rowan Bucket Bag?

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With a roomy, slouchy design, the Rowan Bucket Bag pulls any look together—all while carrying everything you need to take on the day. Style it as a spacious shoulder bag for meet ups with friends, wear it as an expandable crossbody while traveling or carry it by the shorter handle when on the go.

Question 4

What is Coach Signature Canvas?

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Coach Signature Canvas is defined by its bold double-C motif—an emblem of style and sophistication embraced by fashion lovers everywhere. Sturdy and lightweight, Signature Canvas is style for your everyday. For more details, visit our guide to non-leather fabrics and materials.

Question 5

What's the best way to care for Signature Canvas?

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Bags and accessories crafted in Signature Canvas can be cleaned with a damp or dry soft cloth.

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