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Why do luxury brands destroy their own unsold products?

In most businesses, unsold items are discounted or donated.
But luxury brands don’t play by normal rules.

This video explores the real reason brands like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Hermès, Cartier, and Burberry refuse discounts and sometimes destroy unsold bags, clothes, perfumes, and watches.

Luxury is not just about price.
It’s about rarity, control, and perception.

In this video, you’ll learn:
• Why luxury brands never offer discounts or outlet sales
• How selling at lower prices damages brand value
• The danger of grey markets and second-hand resale
• Why some brands destroyed unsold stock instead of donating it
• How public pressure forced brands like Burberry to stop
• How sustainability is slowly changing the luxury industry

In the luxury world, protecting the brand image is often more important than protecting the product.

This video explains the hidden business logic of luxury branding in a Simple way

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00:00You can say, you can buy a luxury brand with a bag, a bag, a bag, and a bag?
00:06You can buy a bag with a bag.
00:08You can buy a luxury brand like this.
00:12You can buy a Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Hermit, and buy a discount.
00:18You can buy a car and buy a car.
00:22You can buy a car and buy a car.
00:24You can buy a car and buy a car.
00:27That's a luxury experience.
00:30That's why you have to buy a lot of money.
00:33You have to buy a lot of money.
00:35You have to buy a lot of stock.
00:39That's why all the luxury brands have been sold out here.
00:42These brands have made a lot of money.
00:46This is a luxury brand.
00:50That's why it's a good thing.
00:52That's why the luxury business is the highest value of the luxury business and the value of the luxury business.
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