BEFORE & AFTER HANDBAG REHAB Vintage COACH Legacy Companion 9076 Restoration
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2021
- From Coach: "Perfect weekend companion. Inside and outside pockets. Adjustable strap." This is the bigger cousin to the early Compact Pouch. It's a perfect everyday bag with a back pocket and generous space for all the essentials.
And it was like somebody threw up on it! Watch how I restored this beauty using tried-and-true leather restoration and repair techniques.
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Hi Lyssa thanks for your wonderful videos. I love them so much. However I’m reading a lot of research online that is saying do not use shoe polish on handbags because it can cause wax buildup and transfer to your clothes. I have already bought the shoe polish. And I was looking forward to using it. Have you had any difficulties with it transferring to your clothes?
@@ronnibryant7863 I use a 1/4 cup of vinegar in the cold water wash to sanitize my clothes. I recently read it also will help dissolve the excess build up of coating from dryer sheets that is not good for clothes so it will probably do the same for wax .
Glycerin saddle soap my dear it's only $3.75 for large bar do not soak your bags in water unless they're really stinky and smell you could have saved yourself so much time and effort I have horses I have Coach bags you didn't need to do all this work
Ever see this restoration? ua-cam.com/video/u_BErK3whY8/v-deo.html
@@c5ster she bought from stranger so of course she had to wash in soap. Dawn soup is the best. Safe to wash oil spill on birds. I even reuse laundry soap water on my leather bag. Recycle, reuse. Leather is cow skin. Similar to human skin. Used St. Ives human hand soap on my wet leather bags. Worked out great.
Thank you for not assaulting my senses with unnecessary music! I understand why many are uncomfortable with silence but the overload of noise causes me to suffer brutal migraines. You're now saved to my DIY file🤗 Lovely restoration!
You are so right for this comment. Also, this video is great!
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That's not "scars lose" that's sucralose
I love restoration videos! They promote sustainability in this throwaway society.
Thanks so much, I know someone who has one it is black. Do you restore womens hats???
The best thing about this video was the lack of additional audio--beautiful bird songs and quiet. So rare and appreciated in a sensory overloading world 👍🏻
A-MEN!!!
ASMR for sure!!
Gosh I hear some sort of annoying jibberish like a radio play or something. I almost cant bear it :(
Fiquei apaixonada pela restauração da bolsa .
Tudo muito perfeito.
@@anubischick really??!! Maybe my kids are right, then, and I AM going deaf! 🤭😂
The fact that this restored so quickly shows how well the older Coach bags were made…the TLC you put into it brought it back to life!!!
I work at an estate sale company and come across these vintage coach purses a LOT. They often don't sell, so I bring them home. Thank you for showing how to care for them! They are so lovely. I actually have the exact purse you are cleaning in this video. Great job! Wow!
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Saddle soap, the glycerin kind don't use Dawn detergent please she is so wrong on this and if a bag is really dry like that you can use some linseed oil soak a rag get the rag on the leather to let it soak in take your hair dryer heat the leather up it opens the pores on the leather the oil will soak in then coat it with a saddle soap and then a light brushing with a soft shoe shine brush should have been done you don't soak a leather bag in water there is no need to do that unless it's absolutely disgusting and stinks
@@c5ster thanks so much!
@@c5ster how can I remove water stains from a bag similar to this?
@@c5ster I was wondering about that...
Wow! That blows my mind that people don't make a purchase of a good leather Coach bag. How sad for them and good on you for your care of this items
Fantastic job, please ignore the negative comments, people can't seem to work out their unhappy lives so they chose to throw it on others. You rehabilitation is amazing.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Agree!
Agree!
I scrolled through to the bottom and didn't see any negative comments. Where did you look?
@@lindalove7193 probably got deleted
...and your psychology degree is from where ?
That’s why I like my vintage Coach no matter how old it looks you can restore it and it comes out beautiful. Lovely.
I just love watching these kind of videos in our throwaway world. It's refreshing 💜
@Corunna I dont either plus I rescue things before they go to landfill 🙂🌸❤️🌈
This reminded me of when I was a kid. We all wore leather shoes and my job on Saturday evening was to polish our shoes for Sunday church. Put on the cream polish, rub it around and then buff it with a soft brush. Nice and shiny for Sunday wearing.
I remember too
In the early 80's I worked in a department store. Small leathers and handbags. Coach handbags became my favorite. I have several I found at thrift stores. I now know how to bring them back to life. Thank you!
Coach used to offer restoration, but no longer do. I have my first Coach bag and asked them to restore it, but they no longer used the color. Now I know how to do it myself, for much less $! Thank you for this informative and relaxing video.
I also commented that I miss that they no longer restored their products, it made them look brand new after years of use.
From a time when Coach still made really good bags...
Amen.
I have one of these coach bags and will be restoring mine following the steps shown in this video! Thank you so much!
Touché
🙌Exactly!!! Well said!!!👌 Definitely NOT a fan of the new ones!🙄👎🥺 I say BRING the old bags/styles BACK!!🙌 PLEASE!!!!🥺🙏👍
Ain’t that the Truth
Great job restoring this classic shoulder bag. The point is to restore the bag, not necessarily make it look brand new. My late father was in the US Cavalry at the start of WWII and would tell me how they would care for the saddles - a bit of wear only makes it look better - he would say. He always took time out to preserve all of our leather goods growing up and I continue this practice today. I have Coach and Lara bags that are 40 years old and still look great - not showroom perfect, but I wouldn't trade them for all the $500 bags in the world. Kudos 😊
Think you mean £5000 bags these days … 😉
When you have memories it hard to part with them I agree with that lil dinge and wear that I’ll fold or wrinkle don’t affect me at all
I found a vintage coach a few weeks ago. These things wear like iron. I like the vintage better because there are no markings on that that say coach. Don’t like labels!
I so completely agree, labels are tacky
Yes, the new Coach bags are a bit flashy. I suppose the company is trying to appeal to the younger buyer's. They like flashy stuff that screams the manufacturers name from a block away.
The first thing I do when I buy a Coach bag is throw out those little tags. I agree. Good quality doesn’t need a label
@@Rickie7756 you should consider reselling the tags! People love to collect them.
truuueee.. i dont like the newer designs. love the classic one, theyre more classy too. my opinion though eheheh ive been looking for preloved coach bags and wallets and planning tonrecolor some of them
This is a Coach bag that is worth having. The newer bags can't hold a candle to this one.
Got three old coach purses on a shelf in my closet that I couldn't bear to part with but haven't used for a long time. They were gifts from someone very special. In his memory, guess what project I'm going to start this weekend. Thanks for your video.
These are my favorite bags too, I have a few also, even though I’m a guy. They are unisex enough to pass as man bags and I use one regularly. It’s a great design!
You go girl!
Did it work?
Awww
Sorry for you the loss of someone close. I lost my daughter three years ago her phone number is in my phone and her tennis shoes are by the bed one day I will let go.
This was the first of 3 coach bags I owned. I think the original sale price was around $110.00 back in about 1972 or 1973. I later purchased 2 more coach bags and absolutely loved them. These were my first purchases of expensive bags. I’ve continued to purchase good quality bags because they really hold up to the wear and tear of everyday use. Beautiful job of restoration.
That was during the time when they were guaranteed. You could bring them to the store to get cleaned and new hardware was often replaced by new. I wish they still had the same policy, they really were built to last a lifetime. I probably have every leather (100%leather, no cloth) bad they made in brown and black.. Loved them and still do to this day.
I bought that exact bag in black for $50 I had it restored and couldn’t be happier. I had that bag in the 90’s and my mom had it. She passed away and I desperately wanted that bag for nothing other than sentimental value. I’m so happy I tracked one down.
I bought a $30 leather bag from Penney's about 30 years ago. I kept it cleaned, conditioned, and people I met complimented me on my "Coach" bag! I simply said "thank you". Knowing how to care for what you buy, like our Elders did, is thrifty and wise. I ended up giving it away a little while ago to someone who worked on, and sews leather. We agreed on it's a lot to do with what its made of, and how it's done. Burkin, Coach, etc. are expensive and "niche" clientele, but I could never buy something that just sits around...just to say I own one! Beautiful job!!! Hope it gets loved and used often.
When I was in High School, my grandmother bought me a black leather bag from Target; my schoolmates always asked me about my "Coach" bag (apparently it was a dupe for the old Penny crossbody bags). I hadn't even heard of Coach until then, but now I have 2 bags and a wallet from them. That old Target bag was VERY well made though, and lasted me quite a long time.
In the 8Os, I bought a beautiful black leather bag with gun metal trim from JC Penney. Back then the quality was like this coach bag. I wish I kept it!
I bought three of these bags, different colors, in the 1970’s. They are still intact, but grungy looking. They are made well! I’m going to try this.❤
I have that exact Coach bag, same color and size and shape. Got it at a thrift store for $4...thirty years ago. Mine isn't quite that bad, but now I'm motivated to clean it up and use it again. Thanks.
These are the coach bags I absolutely love. I really dislike the completely different later bags with all those patterns and colors.
The new stuff is just ugly LV ripoffs and they look cheap in spite of the cost. Very sad.
I prefer the older ones.,the new ones are trash.
@@melodyhart1331 Yes! I had an old Coach bag from my aunt and replenished it. Buy oil and restored it. The older version is better and the leather too. Please PRAY for me.
Me too. The newer bags are not coach to me but copies of Gucci and other name brands. Coach was distinctive because it was good quality leather
And those zippers! So dangerous
I’ve never seen your channel. I’m not even sure why it showed up on my feed. What I can say is I have that exact purse used twice in my dresser drawer. It was my moms first Coach and was to heavy for her. She passed it down to me and I have never used it. This video has changed that. Thank You. I’m no longer afraid to get it dirty without being able to clean or get it repaired.
Coach vintage bags are everything. Owned one since the 90s & is still in great condition. They don't make leather like this anymore.
They don't make leather like this any more? Cows are different now? ;-)
Good job! My Dad (RIPP) was a master at restoring leather, tailoring, and knowing how to take ANY kind of spot out of any fabric.
That’s an art!
Beautiful restoration, such an honor, and so deserving of the animal whose hide was used for this bag. Thank you.
I dont know if you are being sarcastic but I think it's humane to use every part of the animal. Not just the meat or the hide.
@@LM-zr9ky seemed like a genuine compliment to me….
LM, No sarcasm here, just gratitude and respect....
Goodness. So we’re praising animals now. 🙄
@@marlajackson1905?????
Whats wrong with honoring the spirit of an animal?
This is the most peaceful video ever
I recently pulled out an old Agner bag from the late 80's that's been hanging in a coat closet. It's in excellent condition. Almost like new. And it's the same style as that coach bag. My one weakness. Designer bags. Mink oil does wonders on old or new leather.
Gotta preserve the Aigner
Love Etienne Aigner! Vintage
Coach makes a great leather conditioner...
OLD LEATHER SMITH here, very nice job, reminds me of some of the items I have repaired in the past. I am due 2 clean and soften an old Saddle, done a little different but the results will B the same. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️⚾🙃
You mean you don't submerge it under water in the sink?
@@loloholmes2793 OLD LEATHER SMITH here. Not if U want it 2 last. I use my own mixture, cleans and softens in 1 operation. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️⚾🙃
@@jimathey6153 Care to share your secret mixture with us? I would prefer an alternative method to soaking in water. I’m more interested in your method/steps and names of products. Hell, just do your own demonstrate video 👍🏼🤩
In Mexico we use saddle soap. Pink in soap and it conditiones the leather as you clean it. With very little water.
@@MailaDR 1st I don't have the equipment 2 do a video or right now the time. 2nd I found a commercial product and added some of my own ingredients and no I will not share, but U can try just like I did, U never know U might come up with a product U can sell on the open market. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️⚾🙃
So happy I kept my Vintage coaches
I really enjoyed how serene and quiet this video was :)
I thrifted a really big leather backpack recently that's in rough shape and wanted to make sure I don't mess it up trying to clean it!! So relaxing and helpful
OMFG. THANK YOU FOR NOT TALKING THE ENTIRE TIME.
I use saddle soap to clean leather. I like the brush work, it spares produce. To finish it off I use a more oily leather wax for protection, but that will make it shine for a while. I use a cloth to put on the leather conditioner but I like how you do it so gently and sparsely.
I do think it is a waste to not keep a good leather bag - or shoes and coats for that matter - in a good state. Thankfully there is still hope for neglected leather products. Love the result!
I have cleaned many saddles and tack in my day. I love to see good leather brought back to life. It is a very satisfying chore…now, enjoy using that beautiful bag.
I would use saddle soap as well. Would never submerge a bag in water.
@@just.j5302
If your purse is dropped in the sea, a pond, a swimming pool, or something really icky. Don't be afraid to rinse it well, use your good hair shampoo & rinse that out too. Dry it well, saddle soap, some leather conditioner & you're good to go, it's like new.
OR!!! take it to a Cobblers Shop, they will Clean, condition, and or Repair your purse just as they do your dirty Boots and Shoes.
Leather products have been used outside in the weather for thousands of years. There are many many books on how to take care of Leather.
@@pennytull7578 you must not have read my comment.
I'm well aware of how to take care of leather. And washing/submerging it in water is not a method I would use.
Also, as I'm not the only one to comment regarding this, I'm curious why you thought you could pen a diatribe to ME...my comment wasn't to you...bye felica!💯
@@just.j5302
Do I detect a remark that was disrespectful from you? That's too bad.
I did read your post. I did state in the previous remark "where" you can have your leather cleaned, conditioned, and repaired, by professionals. I was not telling you what to do with your personal property, if that is your issue.
Sorry if this offended you.
Just stumbled upon your channel and this video. Wow, super job you did, on a beautiful purse that needed some TLC! I was petrified, to tell you the truth, when you soaked the bag in the Dawn and water solution! I never even did this for my English horse bridles, and they could get so gungy......so you are super brave! I use a German saddle soap and then a leather conditioner for my vintage Coach purse, and it works, just like it does on my saddles, bridles and girths. But you truly did a great job on that purse and it will last many more decades.
I have a few of my coach bags from 35 yrs ago. I wish I had all of them after watching this video. I’m amazed by the process. Thank you 🙏
Great, what a difference. And I must lookup those products. I found it very relaxing without talking or music, as others have said. Therapeutic watching the bag come back to life, and not how away what a relief
I had this bag's boxier cousin circa 95/96. I was a teenager and it was the first big purchase I made for myself once I had a job.This video makes me wish I still had it.
I have the bag your talking about. The clasp doesn't turn to keep it closed. It's in good condition. I've considered selling it.
I have this vintage coach bag and I do not use it all seasons because I am afraid of wear and tear. But after seeing the results of your work touching up a well worn vintage coach bag and the amazing results you ended up getting. I will use my bag more often, knowing I can restore it to almost perfect condition. Well done!
Please do not do your leather bags like she did this to get some glycerin saddle soap and you follow the directions on that do not soak your Coach bags in water it is not good for them it just makes them worse all she had to do was get some glycerin and follow the instructions I have horses I have Saddles and bridles my whole life there's no reason to do with the way she did this it just added time and effort and cost glycerin's only three dollars and 75 cents on Amazon
@@c5ster Argh.Please use punctuation. I can’t get your concept.
I love hearing the crows argue in the background and the little birds chirping too. So wonderful
Ohmygosh, my first Coach handbag was this exact style ❤ I still have it!
Wonderful job! This was my first Coach Bag as a young executive. Going to clean her up. Just like new! 😊
I had no idea this was possible. I'm going to go rummage through the boxes of things I had designated to donate and see if I can find a project. I was shocked when you submerged in water--so happy you shared this, I'm sure many others had did the same double-take. Thank you for sharing -- can't wait to try! (And thank you for the blissful silence except for singing birds!)
I had absolutely no idea my old bag that i use every day was a vintage coach until i came across this video... I didnt even know there was writing on the inside pocket! my grandma gave me this a long time ago. thanks for sharing or i would have probably never known.
I'm literally on the same exact boat! My great grandmother from Japan gifted it to me 8 years ago and only now am I realizing it's value 😭
Yes the older Coach bags are better than the newer ones now. I don't even like them, the new ones I mean, haven't seen any I like.
I really enjoyed watching your craft of restoring a vintage leather Coach bag. I could not hardly believe it was the same purse by the time you were finished. Such a talent!
Great investment of time and money, cooler than any new bag, and leather was a life.
BEAUTIFUL...I WISH NOW I HAD KEPT MY FAVORITE PURSE OF ALL TIME, IT WAS LEATHER AND LEATHER LINED...BOOHOO THANK YOU
The after look is just beautiful. Wow!
I really enjoy your videos! I just restored my first Coach bag. It is about 30 rears old. It came out great! Absolutely beautiful! Thank you.
WOW!! I’m impressed!!! Good grief! Who knew???♥️🙋♀️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻‼️
This speaks volumes about the quality of this vintage leather, craftsmanship only comparable to Hermes in my opinion. In spite of the poor shape of the bag, the hardware remains in perfect condition. Lyssa- the one thing I'd like to see if possible would be for you to explain the restoration process and provide links to the products you use. Otherwise, great job. TFS
The same process you use for saddles and the tack for horses. Take measurements before you wash it.
There are many books on the subject. She skipped a step for conditioning the leather. Otherwise it becomes dry & brittle. Perhaps product was added to the rinse water?
Totally agree - the leather on vintage Coach is amazing. You could not do the same restoration on a newer Coach.
I won't .It takes a lot of work. I totally gave up. Lol. I love Coach bag. But too lazy to do that. Hohohoho...
@@pennytull7578 what product would you use to do that?
@@pennytull7578 you should put the missing step in detail here.
I have a few of these bags too, I keep them preserved. I even stripped the brown color and dyed one black and use it as my man bag
Question: I’m trying to dye an old brown one black but am concerned with the suede interior. How did you take care of that, dye? TIA! Cheers! Jet
@@RnR-Rebel I left the interior as brown, but I see no reason why the same dye couldn’t be used inside the bag. But, I think if I were to dye the inside that I would do that before doing the outside. I used Phebings leather dye.
@@Traderjoe - Thanks for your kind answer, cheers! Jet
Nothing like a good crafted bag. I have had mine for over ten years and it looks like new.
I was shocked when you put it in water… but it looks great! Awesome job!! I have several of these bags and I love them.
Me too, I had heart palpitations! Haha
What a great sustainability story…I love this as an example of the value of restoration and passing great pieces down to new users.
Glad I ran into this video. I have the exact bag in excellent condition that I was going to throw away because I have not used it in ages... did not even think of it as vintage. lol! looks like I will be putting it up for sale.
Me too! I bought it on clearance and was such a beauty and so large I never used it! It’s been stored full of scarves to keep its shape
I once threw an entire Latico leather bag in the washer after I spilled my green drink into it. It turned out lovely
AWSOME job my dad used to show me how to clean a purse. Thanks for sharing
Wow. Im quite shocked how good that cleaned up. I've always said you get what you pay for. Coach Is a good brand and good leather. You have to take care of a purse like that. Keep it waxed so the leather stays supple. Great job.
I got a beautiful old leather purse free at a garage sale. Some of mt very best items have been free or dirt cheap.
Wax? What kind of wax? Thanks!
The poor bag looks like it was drug behind a car on pavement. Poor thing.
Hello there, I just found your channel. I have this exact bag. After seeing your video now I want to use it again! I need to moisturize mine because it has been stored inside of its dust bag. You did an amazing job bringing it back to life. I like how it looks kinda antiqued.
I actually put my leather back through the washing ma nine on gentle , last week and it came out beautifully.
I washed my two vintage leather Dooney & Burke on hand wash cycle in the washing machine and they came out great.
@@b.k.3364 Showed horses for decades - did same w/ my expensive custom made show chaps & also my fabric breeches w/ suede knee patches . Saddles & bridles w/ daily wear , also get wet ( weather & horse sweat ) but w/ care last many decades if well maintained .
U nail it! The work was worth it! Now u can resell at cost because it is vintages it will be even more valuable! Beautiful job! grace to all gh
I have vintage Coach leathers too. They are going to my daughter / granddaughter after I go. 😁
After scrounging around online for the styles I did not purchase. Some are great vintage shape and plenty not.
Some observations, others might contribute and comment, please !
Coach leathers are vulnerable to wear on the metals, edges of wear, obvious. Clean up the spills asap. Clean, preserve leather often, don’t over weight the bag. For heaven’s sake, keep it off the bathroom stall floor(!) and restaurant floors, under table. Each bag you have has a history & memories, cherish them all. Save the Coach for the relatives you love (!) and one more anecdote:
I was walking past a outlet Coach store. A make Retail worker opened the door as I walked by and said, “I saw your bag! It’s awesome and vintage. I love it!” I said - I know. And thank you!
P.s. thank you for video.
I have the exact same bag. Thankfully in a much better condition than the one you bought😜. You did an amazing job👍 and made me think about getting mine out of the box and carrying it again!
Carry it! Be a good and fashionable example!
Beautiful job! I was skeptical about how it would turn out but it's far nicer than I expected.
Thank you for not using music! Great job! Thanks for sharing
I rehab vintage Coach bags too. I love your videos. Thanks for sharing.
First, LOVE the transformation!!! I never even thought about restoring leather! I also agree with Wendy's comment about "no additional sounds" other than nature--awesome!! The bag really turned out great & it wasn't difficult to do!! Thanks for the new knowledge!! I'm a new fan!! 🌼🌼🌻🌻🌸🌸🌷🌷🌹🌹
Is was so gratifying to see this restoration.
I still have my old John Romaine shoulder bag from 1966. It is a very similar style. I took very good care of it since I saved money to buy it for myself when I was in seventh grade. It still looks great. Maybe I will start using it again. 👍
I am surprised the leather did not go hard after drying from the water wash. Very encouraging, wonderful leather.
I have that very handbag. I also about 10 years ago, came across to Coach handbags at Goodwill. Bought both of them, paid $10 for two. So even if they're not an excellent shape, it's leather and you can fix the problems. Besides a little patina, is good.
My grandmother got me started repairing and reusing everything I could over 70 years ago. We would take worn out pants and make shorts. The usual things but she also taught me to look at how things are made so when you take them apart you know how to replace them and in what order. Whether it be simple mechanical repairs, rewiring lamps or replacing faucets to save a few pennies I can still hear my grandmother's mantra: use it up or wear it out make it do or do without". That mantra has served me well!
I love your grandmother's mantra, I've made it my own. She sounds like such a knowable and skilled lady!!!! You were definitely blessed!
What a beautiful job, it’s incredible! I was really horrified when you submerged it in WATER, but what do I know about it!
You weren't alone. 😳😲My mouth dropped when she submerged that bag! I couldn't believe it so I had to watch again. That goes against everything I've learned over the years about taking care of leather.😵😖
I’ve done this! It’s scary the first time (well, every time), but these bags were originally described as “glove leather.” I always thought that meant thin leather like fine ladies’ gloves, so it didn’t make sense to me. Turns out, the original owner of Coach was a baseball fan. “Glove leather” means *baseball* glove leather. They’re definitely worth restoring. If I’d seen this bag for sale I would’ve jumped on it! What a great project!
@@hennahannnah I always heard Saddle Leather like a horse saddle and the brass hardware reminds me of the brass on horse saddles and accessories.
I have a coach bag from the mid 70’s, I would never have submerge in water. Now, where did I put it???
@@hennahannnah my mom had a stonemtn bag gloveleather and it makes that sqeaky noise i just used minkoilon leather bag ita ivory milk color gets dirty fast you coulnt put it in water and soaplike she did couldyou or iwilllookit uponthe internetnoshoecobblers to ask now was one in the mallawhile back but now it changes
I love the old bags without the cloth linings and added cardboard.
WOW! Who would have thought that bag would ever look like that again? You did an over-the-top outrageous job on this restoration. I wish you well. Stay encouraged.
Great work but I would have used a bit darker shade of the color because it did not match enough to cover the lighter worn areas.
Omg! I had that exact purse about 40 years ago! This is freaky to see. Thanks formsharing.
I restored a black Coach bag like this one. Bought at a thrift store. I did use a sweater shaver on the inside and it worked great. I used black shoe dye and mink oil on the outside of the purse. I had to restore my hardware too. Turned out beautifully! I wish I would have seen your video before hand. I didn't know you could completely submerge leather in water! I used a wet towel and dawn and it took work! Anyhow, thank you for this video. It will be helpful for my next project! Keep restoring!!
Fantastic. Thank you for sharing
I have a friend who was going to throw away a horse plow harness from her great grandfather....he actually used it on his farm. I talked her out of it and told her to restore it.
Society has become throw away and it's sad.
Nice job. It’s fortunate you had no structural issues with which to deal. Quality materials and construction techniques will generally prevail. Beautiful bag. Coach has been an inspiration to me for my crafting for a long time. May you have many more years of satisfaction with your wonderful bag. The finished product is outstanding.
Oh I love those vintage bags! What a wonderful job you did restoring this beautiful bag back to life. It will be a prized possession again for years. Well done👏🏻👏🏻
Wow, I NEVER would have thought of submerging and scrubbing a leather bag!
I used to have this exact bag. Wish I still had it, but wherever it is now, I hope it has been well cared for. It was wonderful seeing your work. Thank you.
Wowwwwww Lyssa, you do amazing job on this lovely bags!
I can totally appreciate this beautiful vintage hand bag✨
I almost panicked when I saw you putting that bag in water and Dawn! I said to myself, keep watching and glad I did. You did a great job reviving the bag!
This is what we do with our floor in the Caribbean. We wash or wipe it then we polish it, allow it to dry then we shine and the result is amazing.
Wow, went from a bag that looked like road rash, to a well loved bag. Great job! 🙂
Ouch!! Poor thing. OMG! Submerging in water? I'm seeing the dirt. What would we do without DAWN. Really. Ugh! How many years of dirt was that? These bags are indestructible. Clean and burnished. You have given it a 21st century look. BRAVO! I would like to see you tackle that old buggaboo, ink stains.
There was probably some oxidized leather dye in that water as well.
A beautiful bag brought back to life with a little TLC, great work!
I was enjoying the squeak of the leather after it was worked on. Old horse people never stop loving certain sounds and things!
Timeless and beautifully restored ♥️
I have an old purse like that!! I’m going to try this! Thank you for sharing.
The TRAUMA I went through just watching her wet this leather bag! Lord! Fix it Jesus! 🤣 Great video. Thank you. I learned a lot.
My heart almost stopped when you put it into the bucket of water. But I cannot argue with the final results. I have some very old Coach bags from my Nana that may need this sort of care if I can swallow my fear of ruining it. Thank you for proof of care.
I have (and use daily) an 80s vintage black Coach bag very similar to this one, except mine has an extra compartment under the flap. I bought it at Goodwill for $5 and it had very little wear and tear. This video stopped me in my tracks! So nice to watch!
I have a vintage Coach bag but need to replace the shoulder strap and can’t find it. I saw the same bag at a thrift shop for $20 and a different thrift shop for $5, I regret not buying them
I purchased one for $5 2 weeks ago just restored it.
Wow such an amazing restoration. A beautiful leather.
Brilliant. You didn't try to get rid of the age, you just brought out the patina in a better way.
Keep doing you.
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Thank you for this instruction! My husband gave me a Prada bag for my birthday. After two years it's loosing its shape. I hesitated to try this without expert advice. Now I feel confident in caring for this beauty! 💗