Clair Report 2023: Rebag releases its second annual luxury resale value
Rebag, the authority for buying and selling luxury, releases the second edition of its Clair Report, a consumer resource covering shifts within the luxury market pertaining
Clair Report 2023: Rebag releases its second annual luxury resale value
Rebag, the authority for buying and selling luxury, releases the second edition of its Clair Report, a consumer resource covering shifts within the luxury market pertaining to retained brand value and pricing trends. Culled from the data retrieved from Rebag’s revolutionary pricing tool Clair, the Comprehensive Luxury Appraisal Index for Resale, Rebag’s 2021 Clair Report investigates the value of luxury brands on the resale market, including Rebag’s newly added categories of watches and fine jewelry.
“Over the past year, the retail landscape has dramatically shifted”, says Charles Gorra, CEO and Founder of Rebag. “With the Clair Report, we aim to lift the lid on what forces are fueling the future of luxury. We hope these insights will enable further transparency in the luxury market at large, expand the product life cycle, and create more circularity.”
Key Insights from the Clair Report:
The top luxury brands for 2021:
Hermès, Chanel, and…
Louis Vuitton held their place as the top three labels — their historic legacies play a role as well as their control over pricing and inventory Bottega Veneta continues to consistently climb the ranks, retaining value in line with brands such as Prada, Celine, and Balenciaga Hermès handbags continue to top the list, retaining an average of 90% of their retail value Louis Vuitton followed with 80%, gaining 17 percentage points over last year Chanel handbags kept 75% of their value on average, climbing 12 percentage points from 2020 The value of timepieces and fine jewelry: Van Cleef & Arpels, Rolex, and Cartier stand at the top of the chart Van Cleef & Arpels pieces retain an average value of 95% of their retail value Rolex timepieces currently retain 82% of their retail price Watches and fine jewelry by Cartier averaged 74% of their retail value on the resale market Key accessories ideal for the “entry-level luxury consumer”: The accessory with the highest retention value is the cardholder, retaining an average of 102% above their retail value Pochettes are next, keeping on average, 97% of their initial retail price and cosmetic cases come in third, retaining 92% of their…
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