Louis Vuitton Shopping Bags have never been a scarce luxury brand in my almost ten-year-long career. It’s partly a matter of scale. For all of its history, Louis Vuitton Shopping Bags is the most valuable luxury brand in the entire world. A company that is this big will be able to satisfy the majority of consumer demand. Its manufacturing capabilities outpace its competitors which makes scarcity much less likely than for smaller brands.
Louis Vuitton Shopping Bags has many things that other brands do to create a sense of exclusivity around their products. This includes requiring customers to purchase directly from the brand, and never selling accessories. It’s possible to purchase most designer bags from almost any brand, except for an It Bag situation fashion valley and exceptional circumstances like the Hermes Birkin or Kelly. Louis Vuitton shopping bags, wallets and other small accessories are becoming increasingly rare. Two of the four sizes Vuitton’s most iconic bag, the Speedy (both the traditional and the bandouliere versions) are currently out of stock in monogram canvas. That has never happened in the last ten years.
Louis Vuitton Speedy
The Speedy bag isn’t one that’s rare. It’s designed to be a handbag gateway drug. This bag attracts luxury shoppers and introduces new customers to luxury shopping. The Speedy’s purchase should feel special because it is an individual first and not because it was hard to find. The Birkin is the bag that women are most likely to buy. Its scarcity makes it a top-of-the-shopping list choice for women who have been purchasing bags for years. However, it takes different strategies to get their attention than luxury shoppers. Louis Vuitton’s stock problems with bags of the introductory tier, such as the Speedy, affect bags like these. This, along with many small wallets and leather goods, suggests that Vuitton is not manipulating customer demand to create an out-of-stock issue. What’s the problem?
What is the Cause of the Out-Of Stock Problem?
Louis Vuitton declined to comment when we reached out to them. This is how luxury brands approach questions about their manufacturing practices and stock practices, which are often kept secret. We do know that consumers are regaining interest in Louis Vuitton Shopping bags and in particular its monogram bags under Nicolas Ghesquiere, the creative director. The brand’s accessories and handbag lines are also expanding, with new designs being added frequently. This logically makes LV’s manufacturing capacity smaller, allowing them to make a wider range of bags.
