The SCAM Luxury Brands Don't Want You To Know

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"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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[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

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.

[@French-Kiss24]

It’s not designer,but Chico’s makes clothing for their outlet stores that are nearly the same quality as their regular stores. I worked in both. I actually prefer the outlet because it’s less “high fashion” and trendy and more for normal people.

[@lucialamprey2690]

Yes, this is so true. The same for online discount sites. You get a deep discount on brand names but the brand is selling their own cheaply made knockoffs.

[@maldiviansun8500]

It depends on the brands. Some produce made for outlet but others only send unsold stock.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

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.

[@seabreeze4559]

inverted snobbery lol

[@anadietrich934]

👍

[@zylitoh2608]

Are you aware "genuine leather" does not mean it's good quality leather?

[@angelinasimon3513]

That polyester is everywhere now 😞

[@glee4694]

I saw a sale blouse online that was originally listed at $750.00, now $150. I bought it and had poorly sewn seams and cheep fabric. Had I seen it in the store, I would not have bought it at any price. Obviously, I will never again buy from this store.

[@tina8796]

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

[@malpalmer3269]

Correct

[@alicemaguire1]

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.

[@French-Kiss24]

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.

[@camuchanomellini903]

Learn to sew ...😂😂😂😂😂

[@Geemeel1]

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

[@nelly8592]

Nothing new to me. I always was convinced that luxury brand items are a big scam.

[@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.

[@11REIGN11]

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

[@user-mv2tg8hc8c]

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

[@MoonGucciardo]

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

[@hulyaungor1285]

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

[@magnuskallas]

I'm not arguing with the statement in the video, but just want to mention I agree with your comment. I rarely go to outlets anymore for that reason, because I'm suspicions of the quality/purpose of mediocre branded products coming in larger bulks - it doesn't look like regular unsold stock. Whether it is sneakers, shoes, trousers, suits... I can't confirm it, but I think it is either A: Left overs of cheaper bulk orders for certain industry sectors (hospitality, travel, office, merch shops, maybe even schools and military) or B: They are produced for local lover income markets with product designs often not present in the catalogues and online shops.

[@HeatherEdwards-i8e]

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.

[@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!!

[@katereznikov8792]

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

[@TremelJackson]

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

[@sisukonrad6325]

question : where is the exclusivity when you can buy a luxury brand in many shops and produiced in tausend of exemplar ..... It bexome basic and basic in this matter isent elegance

[@mikewinston8709]

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.

[@mikewinston8709]

@@sandi8596 Are you stupid? Read what I wrote; not what you think I wrote. I used him as an example talking about clothing. Do you live in a ghetto or something?

[@danigomb]

No scam. Willin to pay- pay! Vanity is unmeasurable in money.

[@vegetableautopsy3551]

If you look at the big picture, specifically how this this is a part of it, humans are the warden, the prisoner, the key, and the judge.

[@lizcedillo4602]

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

[@EyasAlabdoli]

En el momento en que vi el bolso kislux , supe que tenía que tenerlo.

[@AnnabelWalker-ss4pq]

Thank you dear for taking us along. Can't wait what the *yutulu* queen picked up at Fendi

[@je8z6x]

The rich buy stuff that lasts so more Value even if it's pricey. Imagine buying a $2 slipper vs $10 dollar. But the $10 last for more than 5 yes but u bought $2 five times in less than 2 years

[@keltaruusutravels4024]

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.

[@user-ci9pk5yz8k]

me too thank you 😊

[@spaghettiking7312]

They actually make garbage.

[@nadlena]

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

[@Kathleenpoors]

This video failed to use names in the story. Why not give authentic examples?

[@sazdoxie4247]

Agreed. I should’ve counted the # of times “marketing” and “luxury” stated without any labels. Please name the bogus companies with bogus backstories.

[@nancyrobertson8661]

Chanel handbags have radically declined in quality even though their price has skyrocketed. The podcaster Tanner Leatherstein here on KZbin has all the information about which luxury brands still uphold standards of excellence.

[@maldiviansun8500]

This video isn’t very good. It’s all conjecture without specifics and facts.

[@W3S3333]

I only buy bizarre avante garde fashion. I love Balenciaga not because of prices, quality or status but because I actually like Demna's insane designs. Particularly I love my Balenciaga shoes and my Balenciaga purse but only because they're so unusual it's like art fused with fashion.

[@seabreeze4559]

and CSA

[@lifewellloved0204]

Balenciaga is ran by pediphiles. I can’t support that.

[@W3S3333]

@@seabreeze4559 No just sweatshop slave labor like all the other clothes most people (probably even you) are wearing. But you can hate on people for liking clothes if you like. The clothes aren't the problem; the system is the problem.

[@shushuwu]

Anybody here ever heard of a SALE🤦🏽‍♀️

[@HeatherEdwards-i8e]

I love the design, but I don't have the budget. So I bought the *gtdupe* bag. Made from high quality legal snakeskin made by local Indonesian artists. From now on I never want to buy any luxury goods.

[@johnalf-yd2uw]

'Luxury' brands

[@11REIGN11]

What brands are fraud. Call them out. If your going to do this video, name names and show proof of the inferiority of the craftsmanship brand . Girl, do the work.

[@karinavandamme804]

you keep referring to "those" brands...which ones ? your title is just as deceiving...

[@EnaCarrasco1968]

I don’t think so … we know what are this brands … LVMH and Co.’s brands all that the Tamaras and Kardashian’s are triying to give an essence that the designs and caftermanship have not by themselves.

[@elizabethadjei2568]

Look at how you deceptively used a celebrity to promote your KZbin; And you’re talking about fake advertising?. This is no secret. Luxury is made for those who can afford. There’s a certain satisfaction and status symbol they get from it. They know what they want and do not rely on marketing. Social media has distorted this and I’m surprised you did mention the role of social media and influencers. Many ordinary families work for these brands and earn their living, these kinds of commentary will ruin their livelihood. The people who buy will not get swayed by you.

[@MolinaFarler]

kislux I love you so much and watching your videos makes my day brighter

[@RobertHanna-gq6gk]

What do people not get this fashion is for the rich

[@Ameylynn]

They target the poor… for illusion of wealth.

[@LesleyDunlop-yf6xd]

I like this video, I have the same style *yutulu*。

[@GuggillaKheder]

New friend here sending may full support LYXBAG

[@ShortFunnyTales]

these days 2024 most of the brands stopped making quality goods just like car industry to save costs to maximize profits!!! higher prices people more likely to pay ! psychology facts

[@ertlemoberg]

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