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Coach’s Spring 2026 collection felt like a grown-up reset for the brand. Stuart Vevers has always known how to balance grit with polish, but this season he leaned into clean finishes and stripped-back forms that read like uniforms for today’s adults. The clothes had a sense of ease and order, yet still carried the playful spirit that keeps Coach relevant for the new generation.
The runway, staged against a cinematic New York morning backdrop, set the tone: crisp whites, soft creams, sun-faded pastels, and warm leathers that felt familiar but refreshed. Tailored jackets and cropped blousons paired neatly with wide trousers and floor-grazing skirts, creating silhouettes that were structured on top but relaxed below. It was uniform-like, but in the best way—clothes that could slot seamlessly into everyday life while still making a statement.
There was also a sense of continuity with Coach’s DNA. Weathered leathers, distressed denim, and scuffed boots spoke to the brand’s Americana roots, while accessories carried the story forward. The new Kisslock Barrel Bag and mini duffels tucked under the arm looked destined to be future staples, and the coin purses worn as necklaces added a personal, almost nostalgic touch.
What Vevers achieved this season was a collection that felt mature without losing edge, polished without being stiff. It’s Coach at its cleanest.
Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway
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