Alrighty all of you skeptics out there, hear me out before you pass judgment. Yours truly is NOT made of money. A long time ago in a land far, far away (nine+ years ago), I used to work for an oil company. A very generous attorney gave me a gift certificate to a large department store. I combined it with some other money I received for Christmas and a little savings and purchased my first Coach purse. Believe me, it hurt to spend that much money on a purse. It was a practical black leather purse that I could use every day. I am not one of those girls who likes a new purse every season, so I was very happy with my purchase. Then about four years later, the zipper got caught in the liner and ripped the liner. I mailed it off for repairs. (I should mention here that Coach does free repairs to its purses. There is a $20 mailing fee) It was beyond repair, but they gave me a huge credit for a new purse. I decided on a
larger one (another practical black leather purse without a liner) added a little money to it, and ordered it. I have enjoyed that purse immensely until a few months ago the zipper broke. Recently I was in the Coach store and they were happy to send it in for me, no charge, for repairs. Considering that my initial purchase was nine years ago, and I spent a small additional amount about five years ago I figure I am waaaaay ahead. If I had purchased a cheaper purse nine years ago and the liner ripped, I'd have been out a purse. I would have had to replace it numerous times since then. Hands down, I think this is one of the best investments I've made. You need a purse, you might as well get a good one. My initial investment has paid off big time and I get to carry a purse with a label! If you are considering this purchase, just stop thinking about it and do it!
Alrighty all of you skeptics out there, hear me out before you pass judgment. Yours truly is NOT made of money. A long time ago in a land far, far away (nine+ years ago), I used to work for an oil company. A very generous attorney gave me a gift certificate to a large department store. I combined it with some other money I received for Christmas and a little savings and purchased my first Coach purse. Believe me, it hurt to spend that much money on a purse. It was a practical black leather purse that I could use every day. I am not one of those girls who likes a new purse every season, so I was very happy with my purchase. Then about four years later, the zipper got caught in the liner and ripped the liner. I mailed it off for repairs. (I should mention here that Coach does free repairs to its purses. There is a $20 mailing fee) It was beyond repair, but they gave me a huge credit for a new purse. I decided on a larger one (another practical black leather purse without a liner) added a little money to it, and ordered it. I have enjoyed that purse immensely until a few months ago the zipper broke. Recently I was in the Coach store and they were happy to send it in for me, no charge, for repairs. Considering that my initial purchase was nine years ago, and I spent a small additional amount about five years ago I figure I am waaaaay ahead. If I had purchased a cheaper purse nine years ago and the liner ripped, I'd have been out a purse. I would have had to replace it numerous times since then. Hands down, I think this is one of the best investments I've made. You need a purse, you might as well get a good one. My initial investment has paid off big time and I get to carry a purse with a label! If you are considering this purchase, just stop thinking about it and do it! 
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