Coach Fragrance

The company that became the Coach brand was founded in 1941 as Gail Manufacturing Company. It originally made leather goods such as wallets and purses. In the mid-70s the company changed its name to Coach. The first perfumes were introduced in 2007 and are now manufactured under the Estee Lauder Companies. The brand is known for fresh, classic scents with notes such as ambroxan and citrus.

Coach has perfumes for every time and season. Some of the best sellers include:

• Coach Dreams: With notes of pear, gardenia, and Joshua tree wood, this scent is perfect for warmer weather.
• Coach Poppy: Introduced in 2010, this is a bright floral with notes of jasmine, water lily, and a touch of sweet toasted marshmallow.
• Coach Floral Blush: This is a warm, sensual perfume due to notes of rose tea, musk, and patchouli.

Men love the versatile colognes offered by Coach that cover a spectrum of scent families. There are several popular colognes, such as:

• Coach for Men: It's hard to argue with this blend of bergamot, amberwood, and cardamom. It's the epitome of men's fragrance.
• Coach Blue: This cologne has the ozonic notes you expect from a Blue blended artfully with lime and black pepper notes.
• Coach Platinum: Nose Bruno Jovanovich took inspiration from road trips to create this scent featuring notes of pineapple and patchouli.

Coach perfumes and colognes have excellent sillage and longevity. You can put it on in the morning and still enjoy the essence of the scent in the evening activities.

There is a Coach perfume for every budget. Five-ounce shower gels start at $17 while a one-ounce Eau de parfum spray is $30.00. The larger three-ounce spray bottles generally begin at $45 and go up from there. You can expect to pay more than $50 for a bottle of the most popular Coach fragrances.