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It seems silly to purchase bags as an investment. I watch some luxury content where they don’t want to actually use the bag as it may get marked and ruin the resale value. If you buy it, use it! Never using it seems like a disservice to these beautiful bags that we love. They deserve to be paraded in all their splendour. As a side note, I always am trying to get a glimpse of your earrings. Are you still using your Canturi butterfly earrings? They are just so beautiful.

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Hi Dayle! Thanks for sharing your insights on the pre-loved luxury market. I agree that buying luxury items should be about love and enjoyment, not just resale value. Prices still seem high despite what people say, so your advice on adjusting expectations is spot on. Looking forward to more great content!

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Love your video. I have this exact key holder and have just listed it on a pre-loved FB page. It's such a great piece, and I agree that they should have released it in more colours. ❤

Great Ted Talk 😂

Spot on Dayle ❤

Lots of great points, Dayle. :)

My channel has never dictated my purchases ….thats another reason….besides that I have a terrible channel 😂 ….i bought nothing during the pandemic.

Absolutely, positively correct Dayle! 💜🐦‍⬛

We bought these things for a reason... 🎶 let that reason be love! 🎤😆🎶💕

In regard to the resale market, you should be careful with potential scams. I sold a diamond ring through a consignment site. I had this piece listed for US$150.00 well below what I paid for. It sold & I shipped it out. The buyer was very happy with the purchase despite the late postage. I was glad to get rid of the piece that was not serving me. The buyer was wondering what took so long with the shipping, but they did get the piece after all! The buyer could have got nothing too. The selling process was not that difficult, but it got me thinking, I do not want to do this all the time because reselling is a pain to do.

Thanks for the shoutout love. Yes totally agree we need to adjust our expectations back to thinking about pre loved as just that.. pre loved. X

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That colour is stunning! 😍 love it, goes perfectly with your cardigan. Also your hair looks lovely xx

Totally agree with everything you've said, Dayle! I buy from luxury brands because overall I find the quality the best and items are made to last. I've got a few bags and accessories I probably won't reach for again but I'm keeping them for my daughter to use when she's much older. To me, that's worth more than whatever I'd get from selling them (profit or not). I'm hoping they last that long and then they'll be vintage ✨️😂 what a lucky girl. Also, your hair colour looks amazing 🤩

Love this! It absolutely blows my mind that resellers on IG try to sell preloved items for as much as I can buy something new. Why? Why would I do that? ❤❤

Great points. I love a luxury bargain; yes, use your beauties!

I could write an essay on my opinion of some of the sellers on Vestaire Collective. I completely agree with you about not having to make your money back on things you sell, and it is infuriating when people want more than retail and won't budge on the price. If I'm selling something, which I don't do very often, I make a loss, but that's fine because what I have received I can use to spend on something else. So often I get into an annoying bargaining situation with somebody, and then I just decline their offer. A few weeks later, they come back to me with a new offer more like the price I wanted to pay, but it's too late because I bought something else or I've just changed my mind. I'm not one of these people who is looking for a bargain; I just have a limited budget, so I shop carefully.

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Unless the bag is special, or in demand, then any money made is a bonus. If the seller is selling a bag that they bought 2nd hand and they still want what back what they paid for it, on a bag that I don’t truly know is authentic, it’s an absolute no. I do not trust anyone to authenticate a bag so unless it comes with the receipt, I have to trust myself to know if it’s ‘real’ and that plays into the price I’m willing to pay. A seller needs to view it as if they were buying it too because they’d look at it very differently if they did that. If you ask a fair price, you’ll get a fair price.

Hi Dayle! I can understand why some luxury items are sold above retail on the second hand market, if they are rare and sought after. Some sellers play to gain a bonus, with the law of offer and demand on the marketplace. It does not only happen with luxury, let’s take for example the video gaming industry… However, most of luxury sellers should understand their goods do not fall info this category! Most goods loose their value as soon as you walk out the door of the boutique… The second hand market should be place to find good deals (i.e lower price for the buyer and a happy seller to recoup some money). When I see the second hand market now, with those price, sorry but I’d rather save a little more and buy new. ❤

You look amazing! Hair is gorgeous! 🎈

Love your perspective. Very thoughtful and fair points raised ❤

Great deals,love the pink Fendi peekaboo 😊💕💜

It’s like the LVMH & the Resellers got together to and conspired against the consumer 😂 Also. Where’s that luxury price bubble everyone was talking about ?

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Am I the only one that thinks a place like Hermes is ridiculous that they have to "offer" you a quota bag because they are so exclusive....when you can go buy a quota bag pre-loved any day of the week. Can you tell walking down the street if a bag was purchased from the store or pre-loved? Of course not. Hermes thinks people should be grateful to be allowed to spend money in their stores. That is crazy to me.

For me, pre-loved is a way for me to purchase bags I either could not afford when they were new, or I did not know about at the time, as I only started buying luxury in the last few years. Or, more recently, the fact that bags seem to be out and then gone before you can get the money together to buy them. The trouble is, most of the bags I really like...well, they're both older and probably were either not popular (and thus not around in the wild), or maybe the people like them so much, so they're not being resold, lol.

Hi Dayle I never purchase bags as investments (not financial one’s). Adore what I have & use them. Pls use yr bags, treat ea. day as it’s yr last & live the dickens out of it. Trust me I’m old enough to be most peeps Mum’s, we don’t get another “day” to “give it a go”. Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery & today is a present enjoy. Great vlog, Ty 😘💐 PS decided not to get the LV drunk trunk after giving myself a “good talking to” LOL.

My bags are an investment in joy ❤ Profits usually come from luck or a really looooong game. Knowing they hold a reasonable portion of the purchase price is good enough for me 😉

Your hair is so long now and gorgeous ❤

Hi Dayle, I love the way you presented this! I like seeing luxury as an "investment" into personal style and expression and the enjoyment of life. It's definitely not an actual financial investment tool. Preloved has been catching my eye for the unique pieces, I've lately been so tempted by the artycapucines that Amelia rose has on the preloved here in Singapore, and your Chanel sand bag! I love your taste and style, it's inspiring and freeing! ❤

Wow Dayle…you look exceptionally beautiful in this video….i love this hair on you….the length and styling are both perfect😍🤩😊

I’ve bought 4 pre-owned bags. All of them in perfect condition and with big discounts compared to new. They make up a bit for all the bags I’ve sold with huge losses. Luxury does not «hold their value» and nobody will pay full price for a used item if you can get it new in store. I don’t buy pre-loved unless I save at least 1K USD compared to new and I don’t expect others to do it either. When that’s said some items lose more value than others and some you can’t even give away. There are brands I avoid for that reason.

Dayle! The video was great, but what really prompted me to comment is to say how amazing you look: love the hair, the highlights, your eyes are popping…you look beautiful!

I try to remind myself that even when i would get very little money back from regret purchases, investing them at good stocks could actually earn me a new bags in 1-4 years, depend on the stock. But it might be better to just take the hit on " losing money" by selling the bag, the bag sitting in the wardrobe that i dont like would not increase possibilities.

Hmmm for me different experiences! For some bags I was aware that if I decide to sell I am going to face a huge loss but I have to say second hand market has changed massively compared to 2 years ago! Like when I sold my multi colour baguette I faced a huge loss! Way more than I anticipated and I was ok with it but with my Chanel bag it hurt!!! You hear Chanel resale is good but actually now no it’s not! I don’t know I can only say I am confused! I now know that there is no rule but also the economic situation is playing a big role!

Once the money is gone, it’s gone 💸💸💸💸💸 Bags are not an investment!

A great video lovely Dayle. I have never bought a bag thinking it is an investment. I'm totally with you on this, If I do sell a bag I am happy to have at least some of my money back. At least it wasn't a total waste and just sitting there never to be used again. If I happen to make some money on a bag that is a welcome bonus. Much love . Jenni. XX💜

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Those two bags were great deals! I have always looked at resale as I got to rent the bag for x amount of time, enjoy it and at least get something back unlike a bag from Target for example. Investments they are not!

I agree with what you said in Deb’s video. And I think I have finally come around to your point of view that you’ve already spent the money, so anything you get back is a win. Great video!

I heard a few UA-camrs talk about ‘hanging on’ for prices to rebound and promoting an oversimplified version of the idea that the market is cyclical. Well the market is cyclical for standardised products but these are not that…This is fashion, not crude oil or bulk wheat and barley. Demand may never return for many items and in fact the prices can continue to go south, there is no bottom. In a few years I might have to pay someone to take my pristine unused Chanel collection😂

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