Coach took over the Park Avenue Armory for fall 2025, where Stuart Vevers reimagined American heritage through a modern, raw-edged lens. The collection leaned into repurposed materials, oversized denim, and shrunken silhouettes, creating a striking contrast between proportion and texture.
A grounded color palette—rich with classic Coach hues—was punctuated by flashes of leopard print and metallics, injecting moments of rebellion into the nostalgia-driven lineup.
“My vision for fall was to ground the collection in all the things that make Coach so distinct as a fashion house: our heritage materials and palette, our commitment to repurposing and ‘re-loving’ secondhand garments through craft, and our belief in the power of community and self-expression,” said Vevers.
“There’s a clear, cohesive idea here in terms of materials, silhouette, and styling, and that comes from knowing who we are and what we stand for.”
This ethos took shape via the outerwear that stole the show. Cropped bombers sat alongside sweeping leather trenches. Oversized denim balanced shrunken knitwear, while distressed details reinforced the collection’s lived-in appeal.
Accessories played a defining role, with the Twin Pocket Bag making its debut. Meanwhile, the Brooklyn and Empire bags returned, reworked in Loved Leather with hand-painted flourishes.
Jewelry took an industrial turn, featuring charms inspired by toolbox essentials—rough, functional, and undeniably cool. It was a collection rooted in craftsmanship yet defiant in its approach, where every detail, from proportion to texture, reflected Coach’s evolving narrative.
Coach Fall 2025 Collection
