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If You're Headed Back to School, the Coach Brooklyn Bag Will Bring You There in Style

When I was in college, I carried a monogrammed Coach wristlet for easy access to my school ID card. And if I were to do it all over again, I'd carry a Coach Brooklyn Bag too. This shoulder bag is unexpectedly perfect for the classroom: Pack it up with your tablet, a notebook, a pen, and a snack—and your phone, wallet, and keys, of course—and the magnetic snap closure will keep your belongings secure as you head out. Got more to carry? It's available in three sizes! Keep reading to discover why the Coach Brooklyn Bag should be on your back-to-school shopping list.
Expert Craftsmanship, Effortless Style
You've got a lot going on when school's in session—and the Brooklyn bag is ready to handle everything that comes your way between orientation and graduation. Like every Coach bag, the Brooklyn is thoughtfully designed for everyday use and is constructed of high-quality materials that are built to last. (The Coach handbag I got for my 18th birthday and still use today is a testament to this.)
Plus, the slouchy, hobo-style bag will stand out in a sea of traditional school bags, whether you choose one made with natural-grain leather, sumptuous suede, or woven leather. The Brooklyn's simple yet stylish design and functional features will definitely score you extra credit in the fashion department.
A Smart Investment in Your Fashion Future
The Coach Brooklyn Bag is so smart, it'll graduate with you. You can bring it to seminars and labs during your semesters, and once you graduate, take it to job interviews and internships too. The stylish bag is also versatile enough to pair with any outfit and suit every occasion.
And with a price point starting under $300, the Coach Brooklyn Bag is proof that you can make a high-quality fashion investment without dropping a big chunk of change. Below, shop the Coach Brooklyn Bags that are about to become your favorite study buddies.
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Laura Gurfein is a writer, editor, and content strategist with 14 years of editorial experience under her go-to Aritzia belt. Her work has appeared on Business Insider, Apartment Therapy, The Kitchn, PEOPLE, Real Simple, and more. She's the one friends and family hit up for shopping recommendations of pretty much any kind.

