The Bleecker Duffle is Coach’s 2013-era take on a compact leather travel bag — a structured cylinder in durable glove-tanned leather with rolled handles, a top zip, and clean hardware. Named for the Greenwich Village street, it was a premium line at launch, and clean leather examples have held up well on the resale market.
Typical resale value
Vintage Coach Bleecker Duffles in good condition typically sell for $120–$300. All-leather versions in classic colors sit at the top; signature-canvas and worn examples land lower. (Not to be confused with the 1990s Bleecker Bucket Duffle.)
| Type / condition | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| All-leather, excellent | $220–$300 | Supple glove-tanned leather, clean zip, crisp handles |
| Good (most bags) | $150–$220 | Light wear, working zip, honest patina |
| Signature canvas / worn | $80–$150 | Coated-canvas versions or dry/scuffed leather |
How to identify and date it
The 2013 Bleecker Duffle is a structured cylindrical bag with rolled handles and a full-length top zip; it dates to roughly 2012–2014. Confirm the code in the Creed Decoder and verify the leather and hardware against the authentication checklist.
What drives the price
Leather versus canvas is the biggest lever, followed by color and condition. Because it’s a structured bag, one that holds its shape with clean, un-cracked rolled handles sits at the top; patchwork and limited editions can command a premium with collectors.
Related guides
Compare with similar vintage Coach styles: Bleecker Bucket Duffle, Carly, Metropolitan. Or browse all value guides.
Ranges are typical secondary-market figures as of 2026 and are not an appraisal or guarantee. We are not affiliated with Coach or Tapestry, Inc.