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China's collective price rise of luxury goods

Original title: Chanel, LV and other brands have increased their prices in China! The original brands are "one family" & hellip; & hellip;

4hw.org recently, Chinese and new Jingwei reporters visited Beijing International Trade and other places to learn that some products of Louis Vuitton (LV), Chanel (Chanel), Dior (Dior) and other brands were price adjusted by about 4% - 14%. It is understood that Dior is the brand with the largest price increase this time, with an increase of 6% - 14%. After combing the major luxury brands, we will find that many of them are actually "one family". For example, Dior and Louis Vuitton belong to LVMH group, Gucci and puma are brothers and sisters, both of which belong to Kaiyun group. In addition, in view of the fact that the official prices of some goods in China are still higher than the official prices in Europe, the insiders said that the global price integration of luxury goods has become a trend, and the price gap between domestic and foreign countries should be further narrowed to promote consumption return.

Original title: Chanel, LV and other brands have increased their prices in China! The original brands are "one family" & hellip; & hellip;

4hw.org recently, Chinese and new Jingwei reporters visited Beijing International Trade and other places to learn that some products of Louis Vuitton (LV), Chanel (Chanel), Dior (Dior) and other brands were price adjusted by about 4% - 14%. It is understood that Dior is the brand with the largest price increase this time, with an increase of 6% - 14%. After combing the major luxury brands, we will find that many of them are actually "one family". For example, Dior and Louis Vuitton belong to LVMH group, Gucci and puma are brothers and sisters, both of which belong to Kaiyun group. In addition, in view of the fact that the official prices of some goods in China are still higher than the official prices in Europe, the insiders said that the global price integration of luxury goods has become a trend, and the price gap between domestic and foreign countries should be further narrowed to promote consumption return.