When Will The Shoe Price Bubble Burst?

There is no doubt that the economic downturn is in the minds of all of us, and the fashionable topics we discuss most often come down to shoes.

Let's take a look at our thinking results.

If we say the benefits of the economic downturn, it should be to give us the fatal blow called shoe price bubble.

Continuous selling has brought sustained price cuts. Continuous price cuts may allow shops to reprice, rather than just considering their high profits, and finally have to join in the embarrassing discount craze.

In order to get more guests, businesses will make strategic pricing.

If so, the price of a pair of shoes can go back to 400 dollars a few years ago, rather than the current 1000 dollars.

Who will take the initiative to admit that they have raised the price of goods?

But the current situation is that he can do so, and consumers can not stop them.

According to the number of blog posts, Americans are still keen on this issue. After all, they can make things cheaper.

Look at the comments of Americans: I especially like bargaining. I think in the long run, lowering prices is not the best choice for retailers and luxury goods companies.

Because this will affect the quality of the brand.

And it is not likely that the price cut in spring will be reliable, because the proposed retail price has been established when the US dollar has fallen again against the euro.

I think you will only find that there are fewer luxuries (for example, fewer stores and fewer customers). I understand that shopping malls like Barneys have been hit. I went there last Saturday and found no one.

Over the past few years, the price of goods has doubled because of inflation, so doing a big sale has nothing to do but make us feel better.

I think some brands prefer to leave the business vision or reduce the share of sales, or choose to drop their identity.

I don't think these luxuries will give up their image to the discount trend.

I think they may think that some honored guests can still afford their prices, no matter how bad the economy is.

Many years ago, an average of 400 dollars could buy a pair of boots.

Now, if you can buy at this price during the discount, you will be very lucky.

With increasing dollar and weaker economy, why do they not go back to 400 dollars?

In the case of big brands, the direct price reduction is a bit of a problem, but the new series is frequently introduced in various ways. The way of cross field cooperation is the most important reason for reducing prices.

Just after the world's H&M finished tasting the sweetness from Wakubo Rei, he signed the British designer Matthew Williamson without stopping to start the next round of visiting Designer Series.

Recently, many famous designers are quite willing to join this way of cooperation. After all, the direct sale of their brands will bring long-term negative effects.

In December 2nd, the Earnest Sewn store in Washington began to launch the "recession proof" series. A showroom will be filled with all kinds of goods that cost less than US $50, including hats, jewelry, gloves and so on.

Here, besides enjoying free fast food, you can make another 40 percent off.

Activities like this are going on all over the world.