Longchamp Serial Number

A limited collaboration between Longchamp's classic Le Pliage® and the cutest Pokemon, Pikachu, it's so cute! It is a leather bag with a serial number limited to 500 pieces in the world, and it is one of the 200 pieces that have landed in Japan. Look at the serial number on the white tag inside the bag and make sure it matches the serial number on the plastic bag that covers all new Longchamp bags. In addition, the tag should read “AA” (Made in France), “AE” (Made in China) or “AB” (Made in Tunisia). Look at the Longchamp logo. Feb 5, 2018 - www.larucheco.com how-to-check-longchamp-serial-number-and-the-size-of-your-longchamp-totes.

Early to Mid 1960s

No Coach® Creed, No serial number.

Thickest leather grain.

Impression of Coach® logo.

Late 1960s to Early 1970s

Coach® creed, printed in all caps, reads:

THIS IS A COACH BAG. IT IS MADE OUT OF A COMPLETELY NATURAL GLOVE TANNED COWHIDE. THE SCARS, SCRATCHES, VEINS AND WRINKLES ARE NATURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FULL GRAIN LEATHERS.

In the creed, there should be gaps between the words: “scars, scratches, veins and wrinkles.”

Under the creed in all caps is printed: “MADE IN NEW YORK CITY, U.S.A.”

No serial number.

The Coach® logo is stamped above the creed and the word “LEATHERWARE” is printed in all caps under the word “Coach” within the logo.

All bags that feature the creed but no serial number were manufactured in the original Coach® factory in New York City.

Mid to Late 1970s

Under the Coach® Creed is printed: “MADE IN THE UNITED STATES” or “MADE IN U.S.A.” (This change is because Coach® began to manufacture bags in other locations within the United States, besides New York City.)

Serial number contains seven numbers in the format: xxx-xxxx.

The serial number is unique to each bag and does not correspond to the style number.

A few styles feature “MADE IN U.S.A” printed under the creed and have serial numbers that consist of eight numbers without a dash.

1980s

Coach® Creed is the same as in mid to late 1970s.

Serial number contains seven numbers in the format: xxxx-xxx.

Both the first four digits before the dash and the last three digits after the dash are unique to each bag and do not correspond to the style number.

1994

The creed, printed in all caps, reads:

THIS IS A COACH BAG. IT WAS HANDCRAFTED IN [COUNTRY OF ORIGIN] OF

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COMPLETELY NATURAL GLOVE-TANNED COWHIDE. THE VARIATIONS IN THE GRAIN

ARE CHARACTERISTIC OF NATURAL FULL GRAIN LEATHER.

There are no gaps between any of the words in the creed.

The serial number has the format: xxx-xxxx.

The first three characters before the dash indicate the month, year, and location in which that particular bag was manufactured. The first and third characters are letters, and the second character is a numeral.

The four numbers after the dash indicate the bag’s style number.

For example, consider the serial number: F5D-9966. “F” is the 6th letter of alphabet, which indicates that the bag was manufactured during the 6th month of the year: June. “5” represents the year during which the bag was manufactured. “D” indicates that the bag was manufactured in the United States. Thus, you can decipher from the first part of the serial number that the bag was manufactured in the United States during June 1995.

The letters used to represent bags’ countries of origin can vary. It is not crucial to consider this factor when determining the authenticity of a bag.

Before 1994, Coach® assigned style numbers to bags but did not include them in bags’ serial numbers. Therefore, you can find two bags that look the same, but one could have a serial number consisting of arbitrary digits (if it was manufactured before 1994) and the other could have a serial number that indicates the style number (if it was manufactured after 1994).

Tips

You can be quite certain that a bag is inauthentic if you examine its creed and find either: 1) at least one misspelling or 2) at least one word or phrase inconsistent with either of the two versions of the creed above.

Both the size and weight of the Coach® creed’s font vary. Depending on a bag’s country of manufacture and age, the particular alignment of the creed can also vary. (The creed may be justified, aligned left, centered, justified with only the last line, or otherwise.) Therefore, these factors are not reliable indicators of authenticity.

Some smaller Coach® items do not have creeds, including wallets, pouches, cosmetic cases & other small accessories.

French luxury brand Longchamp recently announced the launch of their new “Longchamp x Pokemon” collection line, and we have to say Pikachu-infused high-fashion is a look we can easily fall in love with.

While collaborations between manga/anime/game franchises and luxury brands are not uncommon, it’s always a thrill to see our favorite characters featured on exclusive products.

▼ It’s certainly hard not to love bags that look like these.

Let’s take a look at the items in closer detail.

● Le Pliage® Collection Pokemon

This collection includes both bags and small accessories. Below you can see the selection of eight nylon bags designed with the LONGCHAMP letters and of course, a plethora of adorable small Pikachu prints.

From top to bottom, left to right, the bags available are: (1) Top Handle Bag (20,000 yen), (2) Backpack (26,000 yen), (3) Shoulder Bag (29,000 yen), (4) Pouch Bag (33,000 yen), (5) Cross Body Bag (34,000 yen), (6) Travel Bag (40,000 yen), (7) Coin Purse (7,000 yen) and (8) Pouch (10,000 yen).

They also have some lovely accessories as well:

The iPhone case, made for an iPhone11, costs 9,000 yen, while the two key rings are both priced at 13,000 yen. There is apparently also a 50 centimeter by 50 centimeter scarf costing 10,000 yen in the collection, a picture of which has not been included in the material released so far.

● Le Pliage® Collection Pokemon (Original Design)

This nylon shoulder bag (19,000 yen) in an original design features Pikachu wearing a jockey cap in a pose imitating Longchamp’s iconic horse symbol.

● Le Pliage® Cuir Pokemon (Limited Edition Model)

This eye-catching leather top handle bag (59,000 yen) features Pikachu adorably hiding behind the Longchamp “L” and is limited to 500 bags world-wide, each with a unique serial number.

● Le Pliage® Cuir Pokemon

This line of leather bags comes in three colors and four styles, all decorated with an embossed Pikachu design.

The available styles from top to bottom are: (1) Small Top Handle Bag (62,000 yen), (2) Large Top Handle Bag (71,000 yen), (3) Backpack (77.000 yen) and (4) Travel Bag (119,000 yen). As an added detail, the three colors the bags come in — black, red and white — have been selected in the image of a Pokeball.

The Longchamp x Pokemon collection is scheduled to be released internationally on October 14, but for those of you who can’t wait, the items will be available for advance purchase from October 9 in Japan at the Longchamp La Maison Omotesando and Ginza locations as well as Longchamp Japan’s online store.

After October 14, the items will be available in Japan also at Longchamp stores nation-wide as well as the Pokemon Center Shibuya store and the Pokemon Center online store in addition to the above venues.

There will also be pop-up stores for the collection at the La Foret Harajuku shopping center (October 14-26), the Hankyu Umeda Department Store (October 14-20), and the JR Nagoya Takashimaya Department Store (October 14-20).

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While these Longchamp bags may be pricier than some of the other collaborative Pokemon fashion items we’ve seen before, we’ll still look forward to seeing the actual products in-store once they come out next month. Once again, we’re impressed with your unfailing ability to ooze limitless cuteness, Pikachu.

Source: PR Times

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