Markdowns Here We Come

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Global headlines have spooked consumers.  Shoppers are holding back on purchases, electing to save money instead of splurging on fun buys. Fashion brands and retailers struggle to lure buyers. Stores could are overstocked with unsold pieces. Now, as the holiday season approaches, companies are in early markdown stages trying to move merchandise.  Relax and wait to… Continue reading Markdowns Here We Come

Buying The Alternative Confidence

“Luxury bags make your life more pleasant, make you dream, give you confidence, and show your neighbors you’re doing well.” Largerfeld. As the luxury handbag bubble pops due to working condition and mark-up scandals and over, there are alternatives to big brands. The labels I listed below are small, not mass produced, but more importantly,… Continue reading Buying The Alternative Confidence

Fakefluencing is a Lifestyle

As Generation Z gets squeezed, facing gaping economic inequality, the expense to show off becomes harder.  In 2024 trade down and keep posting model reigns.  If the bank account cannot afford the real thing, get the fake one.  The rise of the super counterfeit luxury goods means bling, bling without the high price tag.   Fakefluencers… Continue reading Fakefluencing is a Lifestyle

Got Back

Today, I got back my repaired Nudie Jeans. That was fast, the hole got repaired. Better than going out buying a new pair. Here is hoping these last a few more years with a lot of wear. To buy a pair of jeans or use the free repair service, the Nudie Jeans store is located… Continue reading Got Back

The Shein Reality

Shein, the Chinese based fast fashion brand is about to have an IPO worth billions. What does this say about consumers? Is sustainable clothing all false virtue? Buyers love following the lifestyle of buying sustainable clothing, but in reality they follow their pockets. They want the cheapest pieces online. It is any wonder there is… Continue reading The Shein Reality

Nokia goes Affordable

Nokia was once the undisputed king of the mobile phone market, with a market share of over 50% in 2008. However, the company was slow to adapt to the rise of smartphones, and by 2013, its market share had fallen to just 3%. In 2014, Nokia sold its handset business to Microsoft. HMD Global, a… Continue reading Nokia goes Affordable