Vintage Coach Station Bag in British Tan | Removing Stains & Restoring the Leather | Model 5130

In this video, I take on the challenge of restoring a vintage Coach Station Bag (Model 5130) in British Tan, a classic style that originally debuted in 1983 as the "Shoulder Pouch" before being renamed in 1987. This bag had stubborn stains, discoloration, and speckling, but with careful cleaning and conditioning, I brought it back to life! Here’s the full restoration process: 👜 Deep cleaning with Leather CPR Cleaner to lift dirt and grime 👜 Reshaping the bag and letting it dry for 36 hours 👜 Polishing brass hardware with Peek for a renewed shine 👜 Conditioning the leather twice with Leather CPR for a rich, hydrated finish 👜 Buffing with a microfiber cloth and horsehair brush for that perfect glow This iconic Old Coach bag has one of my favorite designs—structured, timeless, and versatile. Watch along as I work through the restoration process and bring this vintage beauty back to its former glory! 👜 Products I Use: Leather CPR: https://amzn.to/3EKnp5u Peek Brass Cleaner: https://amzn.to/40O2Rk4 Horsehair Brushes: https://amzn.to/42S9ODa Microfiber Cloths: https://amzn.to/42U8RKB Replacement Turnlock: https://amzn.to/3WWH1cW (As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.) This bag and others are available for purchase on my Etsy account: https://www.OldCoachCleaning.etsy.com 💬 Have you ever restored a British Tan Coach bag? Let me know in the comments! #CoachBags #VintageCoach #BagRestoration #LeatherCare #CoachStationBag #OldCoachRevival #BritishTan #CoachRestoration