Investing in luxury isn’t just about splurging—it’s also about smart decisions. Resale value is key in determining whether your purchase will stand the test of time. Here’s a crisp breakdown of the best and worst resale values in the luxury resale market:
The Winners: High Resale Value
Goyard bags, like the St. Louis, Artois, and Mini Anjou, scream exclusivity. With no online purchase option and an air of heritage craftsmanship, they hold their value like few others. Looking for one in pristine condition? Check out authentic Goyard bags on The Luxury Pop in India.
Known for understated elegance, Celine’s Triompheand other iconic designs remain highly coveted, making them solid investments.
Quirky, bold, and Instagram-famous, Jacquemus caters to younger luxury lovers. Its playful designs keep the brand relevant and in demand.
The Puzzle Bag is a masterpiece, blending craftsmanship with artistic ingenuity. Loewe pieces consistently attract admirers in the resale world.
The Middle Ground
Classics like the TB and Banner bags have strong seasonal appeal, but Burberry’s frequent new drops and trend-focused collections can weigh down long-term value.
While Coach has seen a style revival recently, its accessibility and ever-changing designs limit its exclusivity, keeping resale values modest.
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The Strugglers: Low Resale Value
7.Michael Kors
Resale Value: 30–40%
A widely available brand, Michael Kors faces stiff competition in retaining resale value despite its affordability and stylish offerings.
8.Jimmy Choo
Resale Value: Around 30%
Known primarily for shoes, Jimmy Choo’s bags don’t command the same admiration, making their resale value lower.
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