The fall collections reinvented Italian know-how to target younger customers and new markets.

Brands showed powerful designs with plaid or herringbone details, sportswear elements, sophisticated embroideries and materials — all in sync with fashion trends in the city. 

The Florence-based brand’s small leather goods can be personalized with patches in various shapes until Dec. 31.

Developed in partnership with Farfetch, the customization service enables users to create bespoke versions of the Kan I F bag and the Strap You leather strap.

A series of Leather Lounges will pop up periodically across the U.S. to showcase local leather artisans and their craftsmanship.

The monogramming service is free for those buying leather goods at Bloomingdale’s.

The Prince Street store, designed by Stuart Vevers, complements the history of the SoHo neighborhood.

The shop offers customers the ability to personalize their accessories with their names, initials and emojis.

Some of the label’s employees demonstrated Wednesday morning in France for wage increases.

Her eight streamlined styles range from $295 for a small top-zip bag to $750 for a large backpack that converts to a shoulder bag.

The collection of pink trolleys became available for purchase today.

The four-day trade show saw a 6.6 percent increase in the number of visitors.

The Italian leather house has teamed with Styvalo Imports to establish its business in the American market, with a first-year goal of $2 million.

Nestled on 71 Brompton Road — down the road from Harrods — the 3,014-square-foot boutique spans two floors.

Coach has built its reputation as “America’s original house of leather” on quality and long-wearing designs.