Coach Teams Up with NYC Graffiti Artists

The Coach Logo, as Reimagined by NYC Graffiti Artists

The American brand has partnered up with New York's most prominent graffiti writers to reimagine the Coach logo on walls and murals all over the city.

Logomania is back, and while most brands are taking the trend to clothing and accessories, Coach has taken it to the streets of New York. A total of 13 murals and walls throughout the five boroughs of New York has been redecorated with each artist's take on the Coach signature logo. The collaboration feaures WhIsBe, DAIN, SUCH, Crash, The DriF, and more grafitti legends. Take a look at their work and where to find them below:

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Artist: SUCH

3800-3898 Queens Boulevard, Queens

Crash

125 Chrystie Street, Manhattan

DAIN

A: 75 Chrystie Street, Manhattan

B: 75 East Broadway, Manhattan

C: 3800-3898 Queens Boulevard, Queens

WhIsBe

12 Franklin Street, Brooklyn

Tats Cru

1029 Westchester Avenue, Bronx

Hellbent

248 Varet Street, Brooklyn

Jason Naylor

83 Suffolk Street, Manhattan

Bisco Smith

A: 180 Union Avenue, Brooklyn

B: 1 Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn

Giz

First Street Art Garden, 2nd Ave, Manhattan

The DRiF

356 Broome Street, Manhattan

Thomas Allen

A: 145 Ave A, Manhattan

B: 139 East 4th Street, Manhattan

C: 48-01 38th Street, Queens

Trihumph

2143 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan

Eric Inkala

458 Jefferson Street, Brooklyn

Graffiti Wall Map.pdf

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