Coach Legacy Editorial Zoe XL Patent Leather Hobo 12736 EUC
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If you like big bags and you can not lie, then here’s a bag you can’t deny….this absolutely, fantastic Coach Legacy Editorial Zoe XL Fawn Patent Leather Hobo, style 12736, was made in 2008 and is in unused, NWOT Condition!
Made with pristine Fawn/Tan colored crinkled patent leather, big brass buckles, hardware, and accents this XL Zoe measures approximately 16” wide at the top, 18 1/2” wide at the bottom, 16” high, 6”deep, with a 8 1/2” shoulder strap drop. I am 5’3”, this purse measures 29” from where it rests on my shoulder to where the bottom touches my wedding ring.
This fabulous Zoe is also adorned with straps and brass buckles along each side, large brass hardware on the shoulder strap, long leather zipper pulls, a front zip pocket, matching hangtag, and an authentic Coach Silk Scarf.
The zip top opens to reveal a lavender satin lined interior with two inside zip pockets, and three multifunction slip pockets that is large enough to hold a laptop computer, and perhaps even a rotisserie chicken.
Please see all pictures for condition. The pictures do not do this amazing purse justice in my opinion. This Editorial Zoe is 17 year old, and looks like it just left the retail store…it is simply a fabulous bag. The original dust cover is included. I forgot to put the hangtag on for most of the photos..it’s included.
Comes clean from a smoke free home. Please check out my closet for other unique Coach pieces, feel free to make an offer, and thank you for stopping by!!
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