Coach Kristin Bag Value Guide: What It’s Worth

The Kristin is Coach’s polished late-2000s/early-2010s line — best known for its convertible hobo and satchel with a sculptural Art Deco turnlock clasp, offered in smooth leather, woven leather, and Op Art signature. The woven-leather versions in particular have a devoted resale following.

Typical resale value

Vintage Coach Kristin bags in good condition typically sell for $80–$180. Woven leather and exotic-embossed versions sit at the top; Op Art sateen and worn examples land lower.

Type / condition Typical range Notes
Woven / exotic leather, excellent $150–$180+ Clean weave, sculptural clasp intact, supple leather
Good (most bags) $100–$150 Light wear, working clasp, honest patina
Op Art sateen / worn $50–$100 Coated-fabric versions or scuffed leather

How to identify and date it

The Kristin’s signature is its Art Deco sculptural turnlock clasp; the line ran roughly 2009–2012 in hobo, satchel, and crossbody forms (style numbers include 16784 and 19295). Confirm the code in the Creed Decoder and verify against the authentication checklist.

What drives the price

Material leads — woven and exotic-embossed leather beat smooth leather and Op Art sateen. Condition of the clasp and leather sets the rest; a clean, un-sagging bag with an intact sculptural clasp sits at the top of its range.

Related guides

Compare with similar vintage Coach styles: Carly, Soho Hobo, Madison Sophia. 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.