Coach’s Spring 2021 Collection In Singapore Has Cute And Cosy Animal & Floral-Themed Sweaters

By Rachel Yohannan on 27 Mar 2021

Senior Digital Editor

Crazy cat lady who loves afternoon tea, kawaii Japanese fashion, and all things Sanrio.

The season of Spring is here - well, not quite in the weather sense, but regardless of our climate in Singapore, numerous fashion labels have started launching their seasonal collections. Cue floral prints and brighter colours appearing in boutiques!

Luxury brand Coach has also launched their Spring 2021 collection in Singapore, and aside from handbags, dresses, and tees, their playful animal and floral-themed sweaters have really caught our eye.

Read on to find out more about the Coach Spring 2021 collection in Singapore!

The Coach Spring 2021 collection was recently launched in Singapore on 17 March and includes sustainable elements such as fabric made from recycled plastic bottles, naturally-dyed leather, and accessories made using upcycled materials. In particular, here are some cute and cosy sweaters from the lineup that we love.

#1: Ladybug Sweater

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This whimsical ladybug sweater vest can be paired with a blouse underneath, but feel free to wear it on its own so that the heat won’t get to you.

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#2: Daisy Intarsia Sweater

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Flowers are always a good idea. Pop on a fake collar and match it with a skirt of any length for a fresh, preppy look.

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#3: Animal Group Intarsia Sweater

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There’s something for the men too. Go safari-chic with this neutral-toned sweater that’s brightened up with images of wildlife like a bird, deer, and swan.

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#4: Giraffe Intarsia Sweater

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Animal prints can look smart too. This muted yellow giraffe sweater goes perfectly with slacks in a fun smart-casual getup.

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Prices for the collection range from $165 to $2,800, and these sweaters should cost roughly $700 each. Get them from Coach stores in Singapore today, while stocks last.