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From giving and receiving Coach bags since I was a little girl, I can confidently say the American fashion house deserves all its praise and hype. But I doubt you need me to tell you its high-end handbags, wallets, clothing, shoes, and accessories hit the mark in quality and style. It’s also no secret Coach’s offerings can cost a pretty penny, which is to be expected with durable, on-trend items. However, I’m happy to report that Coach Outlet is hosting a Fourth of July sale with discounts as high as 70% (same, I also had to do a double take at the numbers).
Here are the key deets: The Fourth of July sale offers 15% off the entire site from June 21 through July 4. Coach Outlet sells the same Coach silhouettes, prints, and designs you know and love but at a fraction of the price. These already discounted offerings just got even more affordable, thanks to the holiday sale event, with markdowns climbing all the way to 70%. Now’s your chance to snag the designer handbag deal you’ve been eyeing—and maybe throw in a wristlet or two as gifts for friends and family (or yourself!).
Best Coach Outlet Fourth of July Sale Deals at a Glance
- Best Coach Outlet Shoulder Bag Deal: Pace Shoulder Bag, $113 (originaly $338) – 70% off
- Best Coach Outlet Wristlet Deal: Corner Zip Wristlet, $29 (originally $88) – 67% off
- Best Coach Outlet Tote Bag Deal: Nina Tote Bag, $165 (originally $550) – 70% off
- Best Coach Outlet Shoe Deal: Eloise Sandal, $129 (originally $228) – 43% off
This Fourth of July sale isn’t any ordinary Coach Outlet sale. Not only is it sitewide, but it also runs for a decent amount of time. What more could you ask for than a headstart on holiday shopping at Coach Outlet of all places? Keep scrolling for everything a shopping editor would order from the massive sale (spoiler alert: there’s a lot).
This ’90s-inspired bag shape is showing no signs of slowing down in popularity. Mix the trendy silhouette with Coach’s signature monogram print and you get a closet mainstay that’s good for any season and occasion.
I’ll always have a soft spot for Coach’s wristlets, as that was once young me’s version of a grown-up purse. If you hate hauling a large bag, opt for a pouch on a chain like this one. It fits only the essentials, like your phone, cards, keys, and a lippie.
Consider your work bag sorted. The Gallerty Tote Bag is the perfect size and simple look for the office (or future travel plans!).
I know a tiny barrel bag might not be the most practical choice, but those searching for a statement bag that’ll get them lots of questions and compliments should check out this Coach Outlet option. I’m living for its unique shape and darker colorway.
If the canvas Teri Shoulder Bag above caught your eye, but you’d prefer it in a smooth leather, you’re in luck. Pick from versatile, neutral-colored options to more vibrant ones that are bound to make a bold statement.
Go for a preppier or more quiet luxury look with the Amelia Saddle Bag. It features an external open pocket, an internal multifunction pocket, a snap closure, and a detachable strap.
You can’t go wrong with a classic crescent-shaped shoulder bag, especially if its a whopping 70% off. Everyone’s been wearing red lately, so why not accessorize with this striking pop of color?
While I’m not usually a big gold girlie, I’m high-key obsessed with this bag’s chunky gold snap closure. It’s such an eye-catching and chic detail to an otherwise simple design.
The Nina Tote Bag is another stylish option for the corporate girlies (yes, it can fit a 15″ laptop). Black, taupe, white, and similar neutral shades might seem like the best way to go, but I’m team spice things up with a bright color like this beautiful powder blue.
It’s time to switch things up with a shoe pick! This slip-on platform sandal feels very European getaway-coded. These kicks are so chic that I honestly can’t decide whether I like the black or chalk version better (which is surprising, since my entire shoe collection is a sea of black).
