#luxury-goods

#luxury-goods

Welcome to the world of luxury leather folks. Not only will it last your whole life, you'll love it so much you're not going to accidentally misplace it.

Counterfeiting presents a significant challenge worldwide, as it generates an astounding $2 trillion annually, predominantly from counterfeit luxury items. These products not only harm economies but also endanger consumers by potentially exposing them to hazardous chemicals such as lead and cadmium.

The Legacy Case houses eight vintages, each symbolizing highlights of cellar master Benoît Gouez's twenty-year career and the milestones shared with Roger Federer.

The sale of luxury goods in China slumped in 2024 by 18% to 20%, marking the end of 'exponential growth' in the country.

Cartier has squared the circle with their new Trinity necklaces and bracelets, which link cushion-shaped rings in a unique design that maintains the symbol of love.

Gonzalez's arrest follows a spree of thefts from high-end boutiques across NYC, highlighting an alarming trend in retail theft targeting luxury goods.

Luxury department store Selfridges faced backlash for selling a £55 T-shirt mocking unemployed people, sparking outrage and calls for its removal.

"There was clearly a massive gap between the service levels luxury brands promise and what happens post-purchase when something goes wrong," Dana said.

We were astounded to receive a preliminary order from Geneva. You are selling watches to the place where people have the tradition of making watches.

"What we have achieved is an incredible transformation into a lifestyle brand," said Laurence Nicolas, highlighting Baccarat's shift towards hospitality and experience over traditional product focus.

"If you come to our country illegally, this is one of the consequences you could face," Noem said.

Dimitriy Nezhinskiy was charged with buying and reselling stolen luxury items linked to a gang involved in burglarizing homes across the US, including Joe Burrow's.

Swatch reported sales decline of 12% and profits drop of 75% in 2024, citing weak demand from Chinese consumers and overall market difficulties.

In an uncertain world, consumer discretionary spend will be weighted toward trusted categories and brands. Hard luxury goods-jewellery, watches and leather-will likely be in demand.