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Shop Coach Outlet’s Best Animal-Print Accessories for Spring
Step aside, leopard and tiger — the new cool kids on the animal-print block, according to tastemakers and fashion houses everywhere, are fawn and cow, and they’re here to make your spring outfits that much more adorable.
Bambi, for one, has been thrust back into the spotlight as early as last year by labels like Tory Burch, which took the fictional deer’s charming coat and utilized it in service of personality-rich outerwear and dresses (already worn by the likes of Sarah Paulson and Katie Holmes).
Sofia Richie Grainge, the ultimate It-girl, also went all in with fawn spots over silk fabric in the very first drop of her brand SRG. So too did we catch a glimpse of this pattern in Gap’s collaboration with Sandy Liang last October — bedecking a half-zip vegan fur pullover whose sumptuously soft nature came impressively close to mimicking a just-born fawn.
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Why do people gravitate to this design — firmly rooted in the animal world — over most others right now? For the same reason the fashion set is saying a full-chested “yes” to cow print: It’s fun, it’s unexpected, and it’s evocative of a larger mood. For all things deer, that mood is childlike whimsy; for cow, it’s the honky-tonk-chic attitude that continually makes society’s most style-savvy reach for bold cowboy boots and flared denim.
Amidst all of these visual directives for the spring season, Coach Outlet — which can be thought of as Coach‘s younger and oftentimes-trendier sister — is coming in hot with a slew of cow- and fawn-coded accessories that will make you the talk of the town and turn every head on the street when you walk by.
From 100-percent silk skinny scarves that can be looped through your already-existing shoulder bags‘ handles to all-new purses swathed in cow haircalf that will infuse some oomph (or, more accurately, moo) into all your jeans-and-tee combos from hereon out, Coach Outlet has you covered as far as that burgeoning obsession with cattle and woodland creatures goes.
Below, the very best animal-print bags and accessories to shop at Coach Outlet this month… because it’s about time the cold-blooded snake slithered away from our closets.
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Coach Outlet Nolita 19 Bag With Deer Print
Coach Outlet’s Nolita is one of its most-loved silhouettes, and while the bag’s ’90s-inspired Newspaper Print style took the world by storm this spring (arriving just in time for the revival of everyone’s favorite fictional publication, Runway Magazine), we’re even more enamored by the pictured Deer Print release — boasting a haircalf exterior and just enough space to haul around your most important essentials. The slinger’s 6.25-inch handle drop helps it fit snugly over your shoulder, and you’ll appreciate its practical inclusion of two credit card slots. No, this under-$200 gem won’t make Bambi manifest on your doorstep, but its visually intricate, outfit-elevating appearance is the next best thing.
Price upon publish date of this article: $129
Coach Outlet Cow Print Silk Bandanna
Whether you tie this baby around your neck — putting it in conversation with a barn jacket — or use it to keep hair out of your face while seeing beloved musicians live at an upcoming music festival, this cow-themed bandana is sure to add a flourish to ensembles both fancy and casual. The best part: It’s crafted out of 100-percent silk, far removed from what it feels like to pet a real-life heifer. Tired of bag charms? We don’t believe it, but in case you really are, attaching this bandana to Coach bestsellers like a suede Tabby or even a straw Brooklyn will provide an easy swap: making them rodeo- (or city-) ready in no time at all.
Price upon publish date of this article: $42.50
Coach Outlet Teri Shoulder Bag in Haircalf With Cow Print
There’s so much demand for the Teri Shoulder Bag, Coach Outlet can hardly keep up — and yet it regularly restocks this sartorial staple in its most popular colorways while unveiling fresh, trend-aligned options like clockwork. Spring 2026’s? This cow print-on-haircalf beaut, which features a slightly crescent-shaped profile and a detachable handle. It can be donned crossbody-style and, unlike its Nolita counterpart, has a multifunction pocket that will easily house a sunglasses case, phone, wallet, and keys. Also of note is just how beautifully the bag’s gilded hardware touches (peep the logo at the front and the top handle’s dogleash clips) contrast with those cow spots. Forget the outdated chocolate brown: This is the look to embrace as the weather turns warm.
Price upon publish date of this article: $249
Coach Outlet Wild Spots Print Silk Skinny Scarf
We’re veritably fawning over this oh-so-Parisian skinny scarf, which you can put on everything from your head to your belt or a solid-hued tote while exploring a new city during your Euro Summer adventures (the Audrey Hepburn way, of course). Its color palette contributes to the scarf’s versatility — able to be worn beyond summer and into the fall months, too — which makes it even more of a no-brainer buy… as if that price tag wasn’t enough.
Price upon publish date of this article: $37.50
Coach Outlet Emily Shoulder Bag in Haircalf With Cow Print
Want a bag with even more curves than Coach Outlet’s Teri? Here’s the wrapped-in-haircalf Emily for the taking, whose recycled polyester lining will treat all your daily non-negotiables with the care they deserve. As for that strap extender? It will let you take the bag from Point A to Point B in a hands-free manner, while an attached leather tassel gives passerby even more to look at. For maximum impact, allow this bag work its magic alongside a slinky LBD with an edgy moto jacket thrown on overtop (trust us on this one).
Price upon publish date of this article: $219
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Stacia Datskovska is a Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked at ELLE DECOR as an assistant digital editor, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through a design lens. Her bylines over the past five years have appeared in USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Prior to joining ELLE DECOR, Datskovska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tentpole sales events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from NYU with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska regularly reports on trend-aligned accessories worth your time and how to acquire them online.
