

A tapestry is made of many threads woven into one story. So are we.
Our global house of brands unites the magic of Coach, Kate Spade New York and Stuart Weitzman. By intertwining different people and ideas, we push ourselves in our work, pull out the unexpected in what we create, and expand the bounds of possibility.
Our brands were created by dreamers who were determined to turn ideas into icons and, with passion, made it happen. We’ve grown by finding people similarly dedicated to the dream all over the world. We hold ourselves to high standards in every material, process, and person that plays a part in our work, and we embrace difference by design because diverse perspectives are at the heart of creativity. We find brilliance in the intersections—of beauty and function, of heritage and innovation, of accessibility and aspiration—which is how we break through with magic and logic in our culture and our craft.
The result is that we stand taller together. Tapestry elevates the best in our people and brands. We use our collective strengths to move our customers and empower our communities, to make the fashion industry sustainable, and to build a house that’s equitable, inclusive, and diverse. Individually, our brands are iconic. Together, we can stretch what’s possible.
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North Bergen, New Jersey, United States
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Shanghai, China
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The Top 10 Stories that Shaped Fashion in 2024
BoF looks back at the news that changed the industry this year — and will define the fashion agenda in 2025.
Where Does Michael Kors Go From Here?
Without Tapestry, Capri Holdings has a tough road ahead to return its biggest brand to growth.
Tapestry and Capri Call Off Their Merger
The $8.5 billion deal is off after the US Federal Trade Commission successfully blocked it in court. In announcing the termination, the Coach-owner said it would buy back stock, while Capri outlined a turnaround plan that includes closing some Michael Kors stores.
Tapestry and Capri Call Off Their Merger
The $8.5 billion deal is off after the US Federal Trade Commission successfully blocked it in court. In announcing the termination, the Coach-owner said it would buy back stock, while Capri outlined a turnaround plan that includes closing some Michael Kors stores.
The Blocking of the Tapestry-Capri Merger Spells Trouble for American Fashion
The dream of creating an American answer to LVMH and Kering faced a major setback this week after a federal judge championed the Federal Trade Commission’s narrow definition of the sub-luxury handbag market.
US Court Blocks Tapestry’s $8.5 Billion Acquisition of Rival Capri
The FTC argued at an eight-day trial in New York that the merger would eliminate fierce head-to-head competition between the top two US handbag makers.
Wall Street Bets on $8.5 Billion Fashion Deal’s Fate in Trial
US antitrust enforcers face a pivotal moment on Monday as a federal judge hears closing arguments in their bid to block Tapestry Inc.’s $8.5 billion merger with Capri Holdings Ltd., a decision that could significantly impact hedge funds and investors banking on the deal’s outcome.
Wall Street Bets on $8.5 Billion Fashion Deal’s Fate in Trial
US antitrust enforcers face a pivotal moment on Monday as a federal judge hears closing arguments in their bid to block Tapestry Inc.’s $8.5 billion merger with Capri Holdings Ltd., a decision that could significantly impact hedge funds and investors banking on the deal’s outcome.
Michael Kors Highlights Handbag Market Diversity in FTC Hearing
Michael Kors testified about the nature of the competitive landscape of the handbag market, as the FTC scrutinises Tapestry’s $8.5 billion acquisition of Capri Holdings.
The Coach-Michael Kors Deal Has Its Day in Court
Hours before its runway show during New York Fashion Week on Monday, Coach’s parent company, Tapestry, faced off with the FTC to prove its $8 billion acquisition of Michael Kors’ owner Capri isn’t anti-competitive.
Where Does Accessible Luxury Go From Here?
This week, Coach owner Tapestry reports full-year results amid a slowing US economy and stalled takeover bid for Michael Kors parent Capri.
This Week, Tapestry Takes on the FTC; Politics Threaten to Intrude on the Met Gala
The Coach owner’s results will provide another opportunity to stick up for its acquisition of rival Capri. And the Met Gala will do its best to ignore the TikTok ban and labour strife at Conde Nast.