Last week, I received an email from a reader regarding Target’s selling of REAL (not bridgelines/lower price lines) of designer handbags. Now, I haven’t seen these bags at any of the Targets I’ve been to in the NJ-CT-NY area, so I need for you guys to send in your thoughts if you’ve spotted the bags at your local Target. Please post a comment below regarding what brands they’re carrying, the price ranges, where they’re located, etc. I will also try and contact my peeps ( or if you work for Target feel free to post the answer below) at Target to find out if this is a pilot program at select Targets or if they plan on rolling it out nationwide.
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Hello, just some info related to Target selling Coach goods. I purchased two signature wallets- originally $125.00, reduced on clearance for 50% off to just under $63.00. The associate informed me that her store was one of about 80? test stores nationwide and that many of them had not only received Coach, but Dooney and Prada as well. While walking the aisle in the mens dept, there was a rack full of TOMMY HILFIGER shirts. I had to stop and look again. What a surprise.
I couldn’t agree more with the comment posted by ebony.
What a bunch of snotty women. Knock yourselves out if you want to over pay for a name. When it’s all said and done it’s still only a handbag.
I love a great deal and would definitely buy one if I were a Coach fan. Coach is at the bottom of the true designer list even without Target selling them.
Target has way too many great lawyers to get caught up in trying to pass items for the real thing. They don’t need the headache.
Face it Target is not Walmart.
remember when members only jackets were the hit until i started noticing that some were made in indonesia,vietnam,and other poor countries. I won’t be surprised if it the same with coach.
i remember in the eighties, cheap poorly made rebops were sold in a sears dept. store in a highly black populated area