Luxury accessories Coach accessories sales mix measures accessories as a percentage of Coach segment net sales.
Accessories generated $1.992B, or 28.8% of Coach sales, in fiscal 2026, up from a 27.5% mix in fiscal 2025.
Small leather goods are central to the category
Tapestry's accessories definition includes small leather goods, pouches, cosmetic cases, belts, key rings, technology accessories, straps, charms, and other novelty accessories.
The category therefore is broader than wallets alone.
Mix growth can reflect product and channel choices
A rising accessories share can reflect assortment, demand, pricing, promotions, and channel mix.
Compare it with Coach handbag sales mix and Coach footwear sales mix.
Primary source: Tapestry fiscal 2026 Form 10-K.
Part of the Luxury Accessories Brand Economics
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