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Coach Brown Ergo Mini Satchel Y2K 90s 2000s Purse
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Coach Brown Ergo Mini Satchel Y2K 90s 2000s Purse
Flaws: stain on back and some minor stains on interior.
100% authentic, from my personal collection
Details:
Brand: Coach
Color: Brown
Department: Women
Exterior Color: Brown
Exterior Material: Neoprene
Material: Neoprene
Style: Satchel
Accents: Logo
Bag Depth: 6 in
Bag Width: 9 in
Closure: Snap
Fabric Type: Soft, stretchy
Features: Inner Pockets
Handle Style: Shoulder Strap
Lining Color: Brown
Model: Ergo Mini
Occasion: Casual
Pattern: Solid
Product Line: Coach Ergo
Size: Mini
Vintage: Yes
Year Manufactured: 1990-1999
Condition: Good
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About the Author
Dina Younis is a Palestinian-American writer, content creator, podcaster, and lifelong thrifter based in Akron, Ohio.
Growing up in a family and culture that embraced the value of secondhand, she learned the power of thrifting and resourcefulness at a young age when living in Amman, Jordan.
Dina has since become a trusted voice in the thrifting community, sharing expert tips, inspiration, and insights into the world of secondhand and sustainability through her digital platforms Dina's Days and Thanks, it's Thrifted podcast.
S is for Secondhand is Dina’s debut children’s book, written to spark conversations about reuse, generosity, and creativity. Inspired by her own kids and her colorful lifestyle, the book is a celebration of all things secondhand.
About the Illustrator
Nadia Alnashar is a Syrian illustrator based in Akron, Ohio with a passion for storytelling through rich textures and intricate details. Blending folk art influences with contemporary children’s illustration, her work features traditional motifs, decorative elements, and handcrafted touches that give it a warm, organic, and slightly nostalgic quality. Inspired by cultural heritage and everyday life, she creates immersive, playful scenes that invite readers to explore diverse worlds.