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Here's all about Chanel's resale value, price increases, and popular styles that make Chanel one of the best investments.
If you’re serious about investing in Chanel bags, knowing which styles will retain value over the years is beneficial.
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Despite a looming recession, online purchases of designer fashions continue to grow. According to a recent report by IBIS World, sales of designer fashions are trending upwards making it the fastest growing online retail sector. Revenues are expected to reach $13.8 billion with overall market share growing by 2.7 percent in 2022. This aligns with recent growth trends which has seen online designer clothing sales grow 8.5 percent a year on average between 2017 and 2022. The most in demand brands include Louis Vuitton, which reached a value of $51.7 billion in 2020, followed by Chanel at $36.1 billion and Hermes at $33 billion. Overall luxury sales continue to rise both in-store and online with the U.S. topping out as the number one consumer for luxury items at $64.8 billion in 2020 followed by China at $51.8 billion. The U.S. held 28 percent of the global luxury market, well ahead of China at 20 percent and Japan at 8 percent.
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