Louis Vuitton is DESTROYING the planet #louisvuitton #fashion #bags #luxury #bags

[xxxCrackerJackxxx]

I worked security at a Louis Vuitton for a time, absolutely horrible experience the people there (management and customers) were SO pretentious and snooty.

[decinarxna]

So now we know fashion corporations are causing global warming xP

[babydooll]

Oh please what exclusivity???? Those bags are EVERYWHERE now!!!! They’ve become the McDonald’s of the luxury world! Everywhere you go there’s someone with the same bag! It’s just tacky at this point. No one looks at LV as a prestigious brand anymore do they may as well stop burning w e they don’t sell because everyone already has them. They’ve lost their appeal!

[maggyxchuu]

I’m pretty sure their unsold products go to the warehouses where they give like 70-90% off for employees. My friend’s friend works at LV and there’s this giant warehouses where they have products that are damaged or even repaired but they can’t sell or out of season items.

[vinnyjeany]

Absolutely not !! French law totally forbid any destruction of unsold products.
They sell it to all LVMH employees with a 70/80% discount…

[katrinnelibre]

And they punish people for duping their products 😅 what a monster

[mosthated]

Considering that bag shown costs approximately $18 in material to make, yes it’s believable they burn their unsold products.

[trashpageant]

YouTuber Nikki sky made a video claiming that the women (and men) who buy luxury are doing so to compete with the next girl. The concept of exclusivity leads me to believe she was correct. So many YouTubers replied to her video, complaining that she was wrong and should speak for herself. They say they care about luxury bags because of the quality and because they simply like the bags. I believe this is a lie. They don’t want to admit to themselves that the reason they like expensive bags, the POINT of an expensive bag, is to have something the next person doesn’t. That’s it. Otherwise, why would you not choose a contemporary bag of similar style and quality? Otherwise, why would these luxury brands start losing customers when their exclusivity is in jeopardy?

[rival]

They sell unsold product and slightly damaged products to employees for 50-70% off. If they do discard certain pieces, they are defective pieces that have been used.

[lukasprien]

Losing the exclusivity is a dlow death for a brand like that. Thats what one of the highest managers said.

[ButetrdRaesftk]

I've owned the *rrcopys* tote for years and it still looks as beautiful as the day I bought it. The craftsmanship and durability of these bags is truly impressive. There are so many styles and colors of their bags to choose from!

[DJ-lpbh]

I knew this. I was also told (about 10 years ago) that they’ve never once had a Sale in the company’s entire existence.

[OGSarah]

I used to work in southern California at a bank near the Stan Dimas facility and the people that came in to cash their Louis Vuitton paychecks seemed like they were absolutely broken.😢

[MadsThomsen-wd]

The moment I saw the *rrcopys* tote, I knew I had to have it. Luxurious materials, vibrant colors and attention to detail make these bags a true fashion statement

[SajakMokan]

It doesn't matter where they are made. It depends on artisans and quality inspection. My family and I have bought 2 *rrcopys* bags in the past 3 years and I'm sure you won't be disappointed!

[cjbrags]

Anyone that needs a needlessly expensive bag for no other reason than clout is a waste of space as well

[dressydress]

That only means the items are worthless. It’s just the name. No one burns real valuable things.

[rubicaramelo]

Exclusivity is only for a few limited editions or limited collecting. I have them but as for the rest it’s everywhere to the point that fake ones are looking as good as the originals. 😅😅😅😅

[ErnestCarroll-rtgi]

Such a great collection of vintage/pre owned bags! A vintage *yutulu* is definitely also on my list ❤😍

[DatWeirdoQuinn]

It’s that much a of a waste that my LV bag thinks so too