The SCAM Luxury Brands Don't Want You To Know

"The SCAM Luxury Brands Don't Want You To Know"
Luxury brands have long been associated with elegance, exclusivity, and superior quality. They evoke images of wealth and sophistication. But what if I told you that the reality behind these prestigious names isn't always as glamorous as it seems? I mean, what’s the deal with a $5,000 handbag?

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[kimberlyperrotis]

Those designer outlet stores carry mostly (about 90%) made-for-the-outlet versions of their items in much lower quality. The remaining items are those regular items that are so ugly or weird that no one would buy them full-price, so they have to be deeply discounted. I’d be really careful shopping at those, most of their offerings are very cheaply made, “leather goods” might be plastic and “silk” items made in “silky” polyester. Of course, for those who just want a logo, they’re ok I suppose.

[tina]

You are only paying for a label. That's it.

[kimberlyperrotis]

I only buy the highest-quality items, in natural-fiber fabrics and materials like genuine leather, for my wardrobe. But, I rarely need to pay designer prices to get them. Quality does have a ceiling; a beautifully-made, fully-fashioned*, high-quality cashmere sweater, for example, can be obtained at many brands for less than $400. But, buying a brand like Loro Piano or Bruno Cucinelli at ten times that price just doesn’t give ten times the quality. The extra money is for the status, snob appeal, which doesn’t interest me. (*knitted together seams, not cut and sewn ones, a mark of high-quality). Designers are even using those dirt-cheap synthetic fabrics like polyester now, which I won’t even buy at H&M prices.

[alicemaguire]

You can add Brooks Brothers to the list of brands that are luxury in name only. The brand’s former owner, Claudio del Vecchio, brought the brand back to and surpassing any predecessor with superior fabrics and construction. The current owner has cheapened the product to the point where, aside from the store’s atmosphere and some styling, the clothes resemble Old Navy product. I could show you pictures that easily demonstrate the point. So sad.

[Leukick]

Can't deny these brands do offer INCREDIBLE designs, as well as feelings, and sometimes exclusivity. Nothing wrong with buying into that if that's what you're interested in, and can afford.

I personally prioritize high quality, and uniqueness whenever possible.

[Geemeel]

GREAT vid so needed for the lower middle class youth buying this rubish 💫

[French-Kiss]

Handmade garments are for the extraordinarily wealthy. The rest is just Read-to-wear. Look for quality— do the plaids and stripes match at the seam? Is the fabric made of natural fibers? Manufacturers have these huge cutting machines. The higher quality brands only cut a few pieces at a time. Most cut 50 - 100. If the fabric is on the bottom, the cut won’t be “true.” You do pay for higher quality because it costs more to make a garment. If you want high quality leather, look for the marking that says “ genuine leather.” That doesn’t just mean that it’s real leather. It means that it is the top layer of the hide — the best quality. You are better off paying a dressmaker or tailor to custom make your clothes. Or learn to sew.

[katereznikov]

But in reality, you paid for these pieces and what? Where you're going in them? Even in Europe people dress down now. In US? Please, don't kid yourself

[LeinaEskander]

I used to think that owning a luxury bag was an unattainable dream, until MoMcoco told me that this dream is actually very close. The sense of fashion comes not only from the brand, but also from personal matching and attitude.

[TremelJackson]

Ngl I be walking out the thrift store with like 10 different outfits as apposed to dropping a rack on one luxury jacket

[hulyaungor]

The quality of the product at the outlet and flagship stores differs.

[MoonGucciardo]

I don’t miss a day a week MoMcoco This show..😂😂😂😂

[mvtghcc]

Even if products were exclusive and hand crafted why would they be worth thousands and thousands. Still doesn’t make sense to me.

[lizcedillo]

I don't care to buy the brands. You can save so much money instead. 💁‍♀️😃

[REIGN]

Real luxury brands don't do sales or outlets. 😮

[keltaruusutravels]

Would old money pay to become a walking advertising board for a company? I personally think it's silly. It should be priced cheaper if you join their advertising campaign.

[nadlena]

"Its a human nature to appreciate a piece of narrative"
At the same time only women are in the video...

[BareKarkashon]

the MoMcoco would be super cute during the fall with a nude or tan or even tonal outfit! i’m thinking a tan wool coat with that bag!!

[HeatherEdwards-ie]

I have two pre-loved *gtdupe* that people left the stickers on, and when you remove them, the hardware looks different than the hardware right next to it that the sticker didn’t touch. It’s not because the other has scratches, the sticky stuff affected the finish.

[mikewinston]

A better way to look at it perhaps……🇬🇧 King Charles as an example of wealth. Look at his clothes, the ‘brands’ he has always worn….his tailors…..shoe makers…shirt makers, umbrella makers…et cetera. They all do bespoke and ready to wear, open for you all. The prices are roughly the same, sometimes cheaper than so called designer brands. That’s real old money wealth….. Think about it.