12-15-2021 02:40 AM
I really like this bag and would like to get it for Christmas but i'm just not sure if its real, could someone please help? Thank you!
12-15-2021 05:49 AM
Inside in the seams you will find one or two small tags ...one will say "Made In"...The other will have numbers and letters...can you provide pictures of those?
12-15-2021 11:38 AM
Yeah, let me see if she will respond, will reply again if I can get it!
12-15-2021 03:07 PM
Here are photos of the "made in x" tag - ill update the post
12-15-2021 03:44 PM
It's authentic but without the other tag there is no way of identifying the style name or number
12-15-2021 04:13 PM
Gotcha, I saw one article said if it doesn't have a stagecoach on one side of the tag then its not authentic so just wanted to make sure. I believe its a campus but as long as its authentic then im happy.
12-15-2021 04:23 PM
@dontaskmeidunno wrote:It's authentic but without the other tag there is no way of identifying the style name or number
I'm not sure how you can say it's authentic without more information and pictures.
12-15-2021 06:17 PM
@dontaskmeidunno wrote:It's authentic but without the other tag there is no way of identifying the style name or number
I agree with Alberta. Theres absolutely NO proof that its authentic without more and BETTER photos. And a Made in Philppines tag just makes it even more uncertain. The Philippines are a major source of fake Coaches and extreme caution should always be used when dealing with items or sellers from the P.I. or with P.I. tags.
What exactly are you looking at that makes you think its authentic?
Once again - please let the brand experts do the authenticating.
12-15-2021 07:00 PM
@dylancl_76 wrote:Gotcha, I saw one article said if it doesn't have a stagecoach on one side of the tag then its not authentic so just wanted to make sure. I believe its a campus but as long as its authentic then im happy.
It hasnt been proved authentic yet!
The poster who said it was is NOT an experienced or qualified authenticator. Theyve been posting here for only 10 DAYS. Please, whether its Coach or another brand, only accept authentication opinions from posters with proven track records in the brand being discussed.
We keep reminding everyone to let the experienced authenticators do the authenticating, but since this is a public forum, any member, qualified or not, can throw in an opinion without any actual evidence to back it up. Weve had problems here in the fairly recent past of members who claimed to be "authenticators" and who posted some incredibly bad opinions about "Coaches" being real when anyone with any experience or knowledge of Coach products could see they were fake. They dont care that their incompetance can cost someone else their hard-earned money.
Heres a good example, read the entire thread and look carefully at the photos. This was just a year ago, and I believe the member who insisted that it was genuine even started some kind of home-made "authentication service".
Theres absolutely NOTHING right about this fake that he "authenticated". Take a good close look at what I mentioned in my post right toward the end of the thread - the crooks couldn't even spell "NEW YORK" correctly! Use a magnifying glass if you need to but once you know what to look for it's as clear as day.
https://community.ebay.com/t5/Fashion/Coach-Authentication/td-p/31294194
12-15-2021 09:43 PM
My friend has the exact brown bag, called a Charles Backpack Sports Calf #54786. Sadly, the seller on Depop can't find the white tag like this one, found mentioned the location. The tag is likely tucked way under the left hand corner of the zipper pocket. You almost need to turn it inside out the way it's folded in. Again, the tag should be in the interior zip pocket, inside the large compartment of the backpack, in the LEFT bottom corner. Here's some pics
12-15-2021 09:50 PM
Furthermore, I did some research and found the same backpack
Have the seller look for the tag in the location of the bag I mentioned. Here are some more pics.
12-16-2021 06:02 AM
So the seller on Depop cant find the white tags in the actual backpack asked about In the posts by the OP, and the photos you posted are of "similar" backpacks?
That may help in identifying the style, but it doesnt do a thing to authenticate the bag the OP asked about. Authentication requires proof, not speculation or guesses. It also requires photos of the exact item being authenticated, not just similar items.
The ridiculous and dangerous "authentication" I mentioned and posted the link for in "Message 7 of 8" is a good example of what happens when speculation based on flawed "knowledge" and a refusal to pay attention to actual facts and photos is the basis for an "authentication".
02-19-2022 01:14 PM
Ok