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Tapestry, Inc. is an American holding company based in New York City and the parent of Coach New York and Kate Spade New York. The business originated as Coach, founded in 1941 by Miles and Lillian Cahn as a small Manhattan workshop producing leather goods. As Coach grew into a company with over 17,000 employees, it sought to broaden its portfolio and acquired Kate Spade New York in 2017 for $2.4 billion and Stuart Weitzman in 2015 for $574M. To reflect this expanded multi-brand identity, Coach, Inc. officially changed its name and NYSE ticker from COH to Tapestry/TPR on October 31, 2017. In late July 2020, CFO Joanne Crevoiserat was appointed CEO following the resignation of Jide Zeitlin (amid personal misconduct allegations); Crevoiserat became the 36th female to lead a Fortune 500 company. In August 2023 Tapestry announced a planned $8.5B acquisition of Capri Holdings (Versace, Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo); the FTC sued to block the deal in April 2024, a federal judge upheld the block on October 24, 2024, and Tapestry called off the merger in November 2024. Stuart Weitzman was sold to Calares Inc. on August 4, 2025, leaving Tapestry with two brands: Coach and Kate Spade. YAML parent_company "capri-holdings" is incorrect - Tapestry attempted to acquire Capri Holdings but the deal was blocked; Capri Holdings is not Tapestry's parent; Tapestry is an independent NYSE-listed company; the stub was generated from capri-holdings.md because the two companies were in acquisition discussions; YAML preserved as found. YAML location "United States" is correct.
Design direction is managed independently by each Tapestry brand. Coach's creative teams develop seasonal leather goods, print, and apparel collections from the Coach New York studio. Kate Spade's design team maintains the brand's playful, graphic-led aesthetic across its wide product range. Tapestry-level design decisions relate to brand portfolio curation and capital allocation rather than product or pattern direction. Stuart Weitzman, sold August 2025, was a luxury shoe brand with its own distinct design identity.
Tapestry, Inc. (formerly Coach, Inc.). Renamed Tapestry October 31, 2017. NYSE: TPR. HQ: New York City. CEO: Joanne Crevoiserat (from late July 2020). Website: tapestry.com. Instagram: @tapestry. LinkedIn: tapestryinc. About, careers, sustainability, press (newsroom), contact, accessibility URLs documented in YAML (tapestry.com). Twelve logo candidates: one jsonld-logo score-95 (primary SVG), two img-logo score-70 (Coach and Kate Spade brand logos), plus social media icons and favicons.
Tapestry is a holding company; consumer products are sold under its subsidiary brand names. Coach New York: handbags, leather goods, footwear, apparel, accessories, fragrances - leather goods are the core. Kate Spade New York: handbags, accessories, jewellery, clothing, shoes, home, stationery - broad lifestyle brand identity. Stuart Weitzman (divested August 4, 2025): luxury footwear sold to Calares Inc. YAML retail categories are empty - appropriate for a holding company. YAML market categories: Menswear (partial; Coach has a menswear accessories line but the brands are predominantly women's).
YAML parent_company "capri-holdings" is incorrect - Tapestry is an independent publicly listed holding company (NYSE: TPR); the stub was generated from capri-holdings.md because of the attempted 2023-2024 acquisition; YAML preserved as found. YAML location "United States" is correct (HQ New York City). Brand portfolio as of 2026: Coach New York; Kate Spade New York. Former brand: Stuart Weitzman (sold to Calares Inc. August 4, 2025). Attempted acquisition blocked: Capri Holdings ($8.5B deal, announced August 2023; FTC blocked October 24, 2024; terminated November 2024). Previous CEO controversies: Victor Luis (ousted September 2019); Jide Zeitlin (appointed September 2019; resigned July 2020 amid misconduct investigation). Joanne Crevoiserat: CEO from late July 2020.
Tapestry operates at the affordable luxury end of the US fashion market - a segment between mass-market and European luxury. Coach is the flagship brand, generating the majority of Tapestry's revenue; Coach handbags, in particular, are positioned as entry-level luxury leather goods for the North American and Asian consumer. Kate Spade serves a younger, more lifestyle-oriented female customer. Tapestry's attempted acquisition of Capri Holdings in 2023-2024 - blocked by the FTC on competition grounds in the handbag market - confirmed that Tapestry is considered a dominant player in the "accessible handbag" segment where Coach and Michael Kors compete directly.
Tapestry's portfolio brands are significant surface pattern design consumers and commissioners:
Tapestry, Inc. is an American holding company based in New York City and the parent of Coach New York and Kate Spade New York. The business originated as Coach, founded in 1941 by Miles and Lillian Cahn as a small Manhattan workshop producing leather goods. 4 billion and Stuart Weitzman in 2015 for $574M.
Tapestry is a holding company; consumer products are sold under its subsidiary brand names. Coach New York: handbags, leather goods, footwear, apparel, accessories, fragrances - leather goods are the core.
Tapestry operates at the affordable luxury end of the US fashion market - a segment between mass-market and European luxury.
md because of the attempted 2023-2024 acquisition; YAML preserved as found. YAML location "United States" is correct (HQ New York City). Brand portfolio as of 2026: Coach New York; Kate Spade New York. Former brand: Stuart Weitzman (sold to Calares Inc. August 4, 2025).
Tapestry, Inc. ). Renamed Tapestry October 31, 2017. NYSE: TPR. HQ: New York City. CEO: Joanne Crevoiserat (from late July 2020). com. Instagram: @tapestry. LinkedIn: tapestryinc. com).
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