How to Tell if a Coach Diaper Bag is Genuine

A lot of expensive signature diaper bag models, like the ones made by Coach, are quite often counterfeited and offered on Internet auctions and by untrustworthy street vendors or wheelers and dealers, as I like to call them. Young women are, unfortunately, very often tricked by the counterfeited models, having to original price for a handbag which is not the work of a skilled craftsman. An expert, on the other hand, can with no trouble notice the difference between an genuine expensive signature handbag and an unauthentic one. Basically, determining the authenticity of a Coach Diaper Bag is quite simple once you know what to look for.

- Look at the "C" logo on the handbag and check that the Cs aren't Ss, Os or some other letter. The Cs must be arranged in pairs. The well-known "C" logo can be found on really a lot of their handbags. Also, in case the "C" logo is distorted, the handbag isn't the real one. Sometimes the iconic Coach double “C” logo is fantastically displayed on the front of the handbag, on the gleaming metal twist.

- Look at the overall "C" logo pattern. The pattern is supposed to be reflected as a flip image on both sides of the center closure, with the Cs distribution faultlessly at the closure. In case the Cs appear asymmetrical, disorganized or cut off, in that case the handbag is counterfeited.

- Make sure that you examine the sleeper bag which is delivered with the Coach Diaper Bag. A genuine sleeper bag is dim chocolate with a ruby color draw-string, stamped with "COACH EST. 1941" in white. Counterfeited bags are usually delivered with ivory or coffee sleeper handbags.

- Furthermore, it is very important to look at the interior for a leather genuineness tag. This 'validity' tag must feature the certificate ID, that simply has to start with "No." (the acronym for number). The text on the genuineness tag has to be nicely lined up and not bent. The section on top of the certificate ID must be written in English language and in large letters or upper case; that is a clue as to whether it's counterfeit.

- Maybe you haven't think about this, but Coach will be able to tell you whether its counterfeit or not. Simply contact them and confirm that the last 4 mumbers of the certificate ID match the design of handbag you plan to get.



- Look at the tag attached to the handbag. It has to be a leather tag. Also, the tag should be the same color as the handbag's trim, attached by a beaded chain. What's more, the trademark is supposed to be raised.

- Examine the zipper on the handbag. It has to be stamped with the print 'YKK'. For those of you who do not know YKK is well-known fastener manufacturer. They're recognized for the top-nothc zippers. YKK is another reason their bags cost so much.

- Look at the complete appearance of the handbag. It has to be well-made. The edging has to be ideal with no loose threads.