[4] Seeking wider recognition and a larger market, the company acquired brands such as Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman.

Over the years, and following a series of takeovers, the company has grown considerably to become one of the Tapestry group's luxury brands.

[7] The company officially changed its name and ticker symbol on the New York Stock Exchange from COH to TPR on October 31, 2017.

[5] In late July, 2020, the company named Joanne Crevoiserat, Tapestry's CFO since early 2019, the new CEO.

[11] The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sued to block the acquisition in April 2024 citing reduced competition between their brands, like Coach and Michael Kors, in the affordable luxury handbag market.

[13] Tapestry and Capri committed to appealing the decision,[13] but called off the merger the following month citing the regulatory hurdles.

[18] Tapestry announced in April 2021 that VF Corp. executive Scott Roe would be succeeding Andrea Shaw Resnick as CFO.