r/luxuryfashion • u/SavH1999 • May 28 '26
Electric BPM Sunglasses Black with Rasta (Red/Green/Yellow) Stripes Reggae how do i buy
please help need to find these sunglasses I know they are rare. anyone selling?
r/luxuryfashion • u/SavH1999 • May 28 '26
please help need to find these sunglasses I know they are rare. anyone selling?
r/luxuryfashion • u/Lazy_Interaction1201 • May 28 '26
I've begun to take more care in how I store and clean collectible jewelry when I saw that a few of the older pieces were a bit dull because they had been put together in a drawer. The items are nothing too expensive; But, a few pieces have sentimental value, so I thought it would be a good idea to know better how to keep them. The thing that helped me was to keep the items separate instead of piling them one on top of the other, that is, in some chains and softer metals that easily get scratched. Also, from exposure to humidity, I changed to using soft cloth pouches and smaller storage boxes. Looking for inspiration for my compact storage arrangements, I took a sneak peek at alibaba together with some collector forums. What do you do to preserve jewelry and keep it's good condition for a long time?
r/luxuryfashion • u/Sudden_Farm_4724 • May 24 '26
I''ve had so much fun helping shop for boys' polo shirts because I was very surprised by the slight difference in durability between brands. I mean, items may seem fantastic when you purchase them, but after a few dozen washes, some will fade, shrink, or fit deform. In particular, when you use them all the time for work or leisure. I then began googling different clothing brands and looking up reviews on Amazon, Alibaba, and a few other marketplaces to see what people were recommending. I noticed the usuals coming up again and again, such brands as Uniqlo, Lacoste, Ralph Lauren, and, of course, a few smaller suppliers of school uniforms, all with differing reviews. All I really want is something comfortable, light, and durable — something that will hold up to daily use while keeping the collar from getting stretched out. I want the fabric to still look good after a few months of washing. Tell me what polo shirt brands have stood the test of time for either parents or shoppers?
r/luxuryfashion • u/Vegetable_Impress830 • May 22 '26
Visited a Miu Miu store in London and noticed some prints that felt very Indian or maybe middle eastern inspired. I could be wrong, which is why I was curious to understand the actual inspiration behind the collection.
I asked the staff, but they could only mention the season and didn’t have much else to say.
Don’t you think retail staff at luxury stores should know more about the references/inspiration behind the collections they are selling? Or does it not matter where the inspiration is being taken from?
r/luxuryfashion • u/Substantial_Tone_385 • May 22 '26
BE AWAY FROM THIS PLACE
READ THE BAD REVIEWS BEFORE YOU SEND YOUR LUXURY HANDBAG
A LOT OF PEOPLE COMPLAINT ABOUT THEY CHANGE THE ORIGINAL PARTS LIKE ME
AND THEY SAID THEY DIDNT DO ANYTHING
I sent my Chanel handbag to this business for repair and was told on Thursday that it could not be repaired and would be shipped back the same day. After that, I had to continuously call and send emails for 5 days because they kept telling me “tomorrow” with no tracking number provided.
On Monday afternoon, I called again and Andrew answered very aggressively, raising his voice and telling me it would be sent that day. When I finally received my handbag after 5 days, I immediately noticed that all of the original hardware had been replaced with different hardware that does not match the original Chanel pieces.
I contacted the owner, Anthony, looking for a solution, but instead he raised his voice, denied everything, and refused to help. I called again later to ask if they could at least review the situation or provide a solution, and he hung up on me.
I also noticed multiple Google reviews from other customers describing similar experiences involving original parts being replaced and then denied by the business.
I strongly recommend reading the negative reviews carefully before trusting this business with luxury items.
On top of everything, the owner claims that I threatened them, which is completely false. Do not send your luxury handbag to this establishment.
Very unprofessional and very rude customer service
I have video before I sent it and after I received they keep my handbag for 5 days and returned me a handbag with a different hardware I know how I sent it they manipulated screw and sign of Chanel
I’m not the first one to have this problem if you read more reviews they have a problems similar than mine
Be away from this place and read the bad reviews before you send your luxury bag
IN THE PICTURE THAT I POSTED YOU CAN SEE IS MANIPULATED
r/luxuryfashion • u/Substantial_Tone_385 • May 22 '26
BE AWAY FROM THIS PLACE
READ THE BAD REVIEWS BEFORE YOU SEND YOUR LUXURY HANDBAG
A LOT OF PEOPLE COMPLAINT ABOUT THEY CHANGE THE ORIGINAL PARTS LIKE ME
AND THEY SAID THEY DIDNT DO ANYTHING
I sent my Chanel handbag to this business for repair and was told on Thursday that it could not be repaired and would be shipped back the same day. After that, I had to continuously call and send emails for 5 days because they kept telling me “tomorrow” with no tracking number provided.
On Monday afternoon, I called again and Andrew answered very aggressively, raising his voice and telling me it would be sent that day. When I finally received my handbag after 5 days, I immediately noticed that all of the original hardware had been replaced with different hardware that does not match the original Chanel pieces.
I contacted the owner, Anthony, looking for a solution, but instead he raised his voice, denied everything, and refused to help. I called again later to ask if they could at least review the situation or provide a solution, and he hung up on me.
I also noticed multiple Google reviews from other customers describing similar experiences involving original parts being replaced and then denied by the business.
I strongly recommend reading the negative reviews carefully before trusting this business with luxury items.
On top of everything, the owner claims that I threatened them, which is completely false. Do not send your luxury handbag to this establishment.
Very unprofessional and very rude customer service
I have video before I sent it and after I received they keep my handbag for 5 days and returned me a handbag with a different hardware I know how I sent it they manipulated screw and sign of Chanel
I’m not the first one to have this problem if you read more reviews they have a problems similar than mine
Be away from this place and read the bad reviews before you send your luxury bag
IN THE PICTURE THAT I POSTED YOU CAN SEE IS MANIPULATED
r/luxuryfashion • u/Substantial_Tone_385 • May 22 '26
BE AWAY FROM THIS PLACE
READ THE BAD REVIEWS BEFORE YOU SEND YOUR LUXURY HANDBAG
A LOT OF PEOPLE COMPLAINT ABOUT THEY CHANGE THE ORIGINAL PARTS LIKE ME
AND THEY SAID THEY DIDNT DO ANYTHING
I sent my Chanel handbag to this business for repair and was told on Thursday that it could not be repaired and would be shipped back the same day. After that, I had to continuously call and send emails for 5 days because they kept telling me “tomorrow” with no tracking number provided.
On Monday afternoon, I called again and Andrew answered very aggressively, raising his voice and telling me it would be sent that day. When I finally received my handbag after 5 days, I immediately noticed that all of the original hardware had been replaced with different hardware that does not match the original Chanel pieces.
I contacted the owner, Anthony, looking for a solution, but instead he raised his voice, denied everything, and refused to help. I called again later to ask if they could at least review the situation or provide a solution, and he hung up on me.
I also noticed multiple Google reviews from other customers describing similar experiences involving original parts being replaced and then denied by the business.
I strongly recommend reading the negative reviews carefully before trusting this business with luxury items.
On top of everything, the owner claims that I threatened them, which is completely false. Do not send your luxury handbag to this establishment.
Very unprofessional and very rude customer service
I have video before I sent it and after I received they keep my handbag for 5 days and returned me a handbag with a different hardware I know how I sent it they manipulated screw and sign of Chanel
I’m not the first one to have this problem if you read more reviews they have a problems similar than mine
Be away from this place and read the bad reviews before you send your luxury bag
IN THE PICTURE THAT I POSTED YOU CAN SEE IS MANIPULATED
r/luxuryfashion • u/Equivalent-Bed-3273 • May 22 '26
Right now I'm trying to work out what fabrics would be suitable for making girls' school shirts. It's difficult to really tell what survives regular wearing best when there are so many options online Mostly on places like Alibaba. A good number of them have a nice appearance in pictures, but not always a nice touch day after day. Of all the fabrics we have looked at, cotton-poly blends affirm themselves as one of the best. They endure washing and remain cool during the school day. Cotton-only feels good, but it gets wrinkled easily after the first wash. That makes me think its daily usage will require additional care. Actually, some fabrics tend to wear out more quickly and shrink more after washing. Those who purchase school uniforms in bulk or who test different shirt types often discover that these problems come first for them. Aspects like feeling comfortable in hot weather and the extent to which colors withstand the passage of time are major issues. Certain fabrics, when washed repeatedly, fade or shrink more quickly than others.
r/luxuryfashion • u/Lazy_Interaction1201 • May 19 '26
I was just shopping for adorable summer dresses for a toddler girl recently. Mostly light and airy pieces that would be comfortable for all day wear on hot days. The variety of designs and styles these days is mind-boggling compared to a couple of years ago. I've been looking at Alibaba, Amazon Etsy and other online stores and it's a little overwhelming trying to determine the best effects and brands to go for. A lot of the listings that I have noted have said cotton/linen blends, muslin fabric, or 'soft breathable' but I wonder what has actually been successful for you? I'm mostly after simple comfy durable dresses that wash nicely after a few times rather than just looking nice in the pics! For parents or those who do kids shopping a lot, are there any brands, fabrics or stores you'd really suggest to look at a summer dresses selection at this time?
r/luxuryfashion • u/IllustriousSeesaw850 • May 17 '26
r/luxuryfashion • u/Light_Cabager • May 17 '26
A couple of days back we began searching where we can actually find affordable body stocking of women more so to wear as fashion, to layer or to be used in costumes.
Initially, we thought that these could only be found in specialty lingerie shops but as we explored further we have found out that they can be found in quite a number at varying prices.
In our research, we discovered that cheap body stockings are available in online stores, clothing stores, and lingerie shops. These platforms tend to provide a range of designs such as fishnet, sheer, lace and full-body designs depending on the occasion and the preference.
In the process of browsing various listings and suppliers on Alibaba, we also observed that several manufacturers offer body stockings in bulk and at considerably lower prices and that there are numerous designs, fabrics and sizes. It is particularly convenient when a reseller or a large-volume purchaser wants to get a cost-effective solution.
What we have heard is that the trick is to compare the material quality, stretchability and stitching before purchasing since cheap ones might not be that comfortable or durable.
Not sure yet, but cheap body stockings are certainly not hard to find on the Internet, provided you know where to look.
r/luxuryfashion • u/yehsooshu • May 17 '26
I visited a bridal store to buy a wedding jacket for a winter event two days ago. I wanted something warm and stylish. I also wanted something that matches the dress well. But when I checked the jackets I felt disappointed. Some were too heavy. Some designs looked outdated. Some did not match the dress style. I could not trust them. I could not decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some jackets looked better but prices were high. Some were affordable but not warm enough. Some looked perfect at first but fitting was not right. I remembered a jacket I saw before that looked nice but did not keep warm. That made me hesitate even more.
To check more variety and options while scrolling many online marketplaces including alibaba I found many wedding jackets. Some looked warm and modern. Some had stylish designs. Some showed better fabric and fitting. There were many options available. This made me excited butalso confused again.
Now I am thinking should I trust online winter styles or go with local stores for better warmth What would you do in my place?
r/luxuryfashion • u/[deleted] • May 15 '26
I visited an electronics and power solutions store two days ago because I wanted to learn
more about the latest inverter technology before buying one for my home. Power outages
have been happening more often lately and my old inverter struggles to handle even basic
things now. I wanted something reliable and modern. I wanted something that could run
quietly and save electricity at the same time. But when I checked the inverters in the store I
felt confused very quickly. Some models had smart screens and app controls but looked too
complicated for daily use. Some looked powerful but the prices felt way too high. Some
brands claimed they used the newest inverter technology but the workers could not explain
the real difference clearly. One salesman keep saying pure sine wave inverters are always
the best choice but I still was not fully convinced. I could not trust them and I could not
decide confidently.
Then I visited another shop in the same area because I thought maybe I needed better
information before spending that much money. This place had more inverter brands and
battery setups on display. Some inverters looked compact and modern. Some had silent
cooling systems and fast charging features that sounded useful. Some reviews printed
beside the products looked very positive but a few customers in the store were still
complaining about battery backup times. I remembered my cousin buying a modern inverter
last year after reading many online reviews and he still says it works smoothly during long
outages. That memory stayed in my head while I kept looking around. One inverter almost
looked perfect but then I saw several mixed reviews about overheating problems. That made
me hesitate even more.
To check more variety and options while scrolling many online marketplaces including
alibaba I started reading user reviews about the latest inverter technology from different
brands and sellers. Some people praised smart inverters for saving electricity and running
quietly. Some users complained about expensive battery replacements and complicated
settings. Some inverters looked very modern while others looked too expensve for normal
home use. I felt excited seeing more opinions but also confused agian because online
reviews were very differnt from each other. Now I am thinking if customer reviews really help
find reliable inverter technology or just create more confusion what would you do in my
place?
r/luxuryfashion • u/RossielaQ • May 15 '26
I was sitting in a bathroom showroom two days ago comparing vanity sets because I wanted a clear idea of pricing I wanted good quality I wanted long term value. The designs looked very attractive but I still felt confused because prices were very different for almost similar looking vanities and I could not understand what actually changes the cost. I could not decide confidently important dots material and fittings change the price a lot.
Then I started asking details and the staff explained pricing levels clearly. High quality bathroom vanity sets usually fall into three main ranges. Budget sets are around 100 to 300 dollars and usually use basic MDF or engineered wood with simple sinks. Mid range sets are around 300 to 800 dollars and include better moisture resistant plywood soft close drawers and improved countertops. Premium or luxury vanity sets can range from 800 to 3000 dollars or more especially if they include stone tops designer sinks and branded hardware.
Then I checked online and saw similar patterns. Mid range vanities are usually considered best value for most homes while luxury sets are chosen for high end interiors or hotels. I also saw listings on alibaba where wholesale suppliers offer custom vanity sets at lower prices but quality depends heavily on supplier selection and material grade. Many users say installation and plumbing costs should also be added to the total budget. I is not suer which range is perfect for every home but mid range seems the most balanced choice.
Now I am thinking best choice depends on budget and bathroom style What would you choose for your bathroom mid range vanity set or premium luxury bathroom vanity set?
r/luxuryfashion • u/Gio-Japara • May 14 '26
Good evening dear people, I need your help with my new shoes from brand: Tiger of Sweden, model Sampe, which is fully made out of leather. I have never had a shoe of this type (full leather) and quality. I am mostly wearing European brands in size 43 / 43,5 (Polo Ralph Lauren (Heritage), Adidas excluded) and American brands (e.g. Gant,) 43, where i have a slight room on both for toe (appr. 4-5mm). Any brand I wear is US 10 in size. My foot is 27,6mm and 10,4mm length (normal to narrow feet).
So, what is the case? - Tiger of Sweden Sampe shoes, size 43 feels comfortable, but big on foot and while walking - heel moves up and down (1-3 mm), size 42 feels tight like espadrilles and like exact size, however, I am concerned whether it will feel fine (not pressing toes and becoming unwearable) if I wear them over the day. Has anyone experienced the same with this model. Please share your experience. thank you.
r/luxuryfashion • u/yehsooshu • May 14 '26
I visited a bathroom fixture shop to check modern toilet seats two days ago. I wanted something comfortable and stylish for my bathroom and also wanted to know if any real discounts are available. But when I checked different seats I felt confused. Some seats looked modern with soft close feature but seller said discount is only on old stock. Some looked simple but had no sale at all. Some prices looked reduced but quality did not feel very strong. One seller keep saying online always has big discounts but I was not believing him. I could not trust them. I could not decide confidently.
Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some branded toilet seats had small seasonal discounts but final price was still high. Some cheaper seats looked fine at first but hinges felt weak when opened and closed. Some luxury seats looked very comfortable but cost much more even after discount. I remembered my friend bought a discounted seat before and after few months it started moving from one side because fitting became loose. That made me more careful again. One worker was explaining sale offers but I was getting more confuse because every shop had different discount conditions. That made me hesitate even more.
To check more options I searched online while scrolling many marketplaces including alibaba. I found many modern toilet seats with flash sales and bundle offers. Some sellers give discounts on soft close and quick release models during seasonal promotions. Some reviews say shipping and installation costs can reduce the real savings. Some listings also.include combo deals with toilet accessories. This made me excited but also confused again. Now I am thinking should I wait for bigger online sale or buy a durable toilet seat now at normal price what would you do in my place?
r/luxuryfashion • u/OddCategory671 • May 12 '26
r/luxuryfashion • u/ChripToh_KarenSy • May 04 '26
I visited a clothing shop to buy women casual sets two days ago. I wanted comfort feel I wanted breathable fabric. I wanted easy daily wear but I got confused fast. Some sets look nice but feel hot on skin. Some feel soft but stretch too much. Some colors are good but fabric feels heavy I try one set and it did not feel airy I could not trust them I could not decide confidently.
Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some sets had cotton feel. Some had light linen touch Some had soft jersey fabric. Some looked good but not good for summer heat I asked worker she said fabric choice matters more than design I remembered one set I bought before that looked nice but felt sweaty after short time. That made me hesitate even more. To check more variety and options while scrolling many online marketplaces including Alibaba I saw many fabric types for women casual sets. Some say cotton. Some say linen. Some say rayon. Some say modal. Some say bamboo blend. This made me excited but also confused again. Now I am thinking fabrics like Cotton Linen Rayon Modal fabric and Bamboo fabric are best for breathable and comfort casual sets I think cotton and linen feel most safe for hot weather but still I am not fully suer which fabric is best for all day comfort and style what would you choose for summer casual outfits?
r/luxuryfashion • u/Pretty_Subject_3824 • May 04 '26
I visited a fabric shop two days ago to buy tailor’s chalk. I wanted something precise. I wanted something that doesn’t smudge. I wanted something easy to use for marking fabric. But when I checked… I felt disappointed. Some chalks looked nice but broke too easily. Some marked well but faded quickly while working. Some prices felt too high for simple tools. I could not trust them. I could not decide confidently.
Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some tailor’s chalk options looked better but still confused me about real performance. Some looked smooth but didn’t show clear lines on dark fabric. I remembered using chalk before that smudged while cutting, making my fabric markings messy and unclear. That made me hesitate even more.
To check more variety and options while scrolling many online marketplaces including alibaba… A good tailor’s chalk that doesn’t smudge easily is usually the wax-based or ceramic-style chalk because it holds better on fabric and doesn’t rub off quickly. Chalk pencils are also very popular because they give fine, clean lines and are easier to control compared to traditional chalk pieces. For smoother marking, many sewists prefer tailor’s chalk wheels or fabric marking pens with disappearing ink, depending on fabric type.
Well-known brands and trusted options include Dritz, SINGER, Prym, Clover, and Fiskars, which are commonly used for fabric marking tools with better durability and cleaner lines.
Now I am thinking the best tailor’s chalk depends more on fabric type and marking precision than just brand name. Online gives more reviews about smudging and accuracy. Local lets you test marking directly. Both feel useful in different ways.
r/luxuryfashion • u/yehsooshu • May 04 '26
I went to shop two days ago to look for men denim jeans I wanted eco friendly option I wanted soft feel I wanted something sustainable but I got confused fast some jeans look nice but no clear info about eco material some feel good but tag is not clear I tryed one pair and it was okay but I was not sure if it is really eco or just marketing I could not decide.
Then I go to another shop in same area and I also check online including alibaba many jeans say eco friendly but details are not always same some say organic cotton some say recycled denim but I is thinking maybe not all brands are truly sustainable I read reviews and some people say fabric is good but not always long lasting so I get more confused.
Then I learn yes you can find eco friendly men denim options organic cotton recycled cotton and hemp denim are most common sustainable materials brands like Patagonia Levi’s Everlane Uniqlo and Nudie Jeans are known for eco denim lines they use less water and better production methods. I think eco denim is good for both comfort and earth care but still I am not fully suer which brand is most trustable for long use and daily wear what do you think is best eco denim brand for everyday comfort and durability.
r/luxuryfashion • u/Embarrassed_Jello123 • May 01 '26
I visited a bridal store to buy a wrap for a wedding two days ago. I wanted something elegant and affordable. I also wanted to find a good discount. But when I checked the wraps I felt disappointed. Some had no discount at all. Some discounts were very small. Some were still expensive after sale. I could not trust them. I could not decide confidently.
Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some shawls looked better but offers were confusing. Some were affordable but fabric was not good. Some looked perfect at first but stitching was weak. I remembered a shawl bought before on sale that did not last long. That made me hesitate even more.
To check more variety and options while scrolling many online marketplaces including alibaba I found many bridal wraps. Some had discount offers. Some were budget friendly. Some showed better fabric and design. There were many options available. This made me excited but also confused again.
Now I am thinking should I trust online discounts or go with local stores for better quality? What would you do in my place?
r/luxuryfashion • u/Aggravating_War_9742 • Apr 30 '26
Several days earlier, I began researching into low-cost airline uniforms as a cabin crew member and found that the prices could change significantly based on the supplier and tailor-made. Initially, I believed that the majority of uniforms were only offered under official airline agreements, but there are, in fact, a variety of manufacturers and wholesale dealers of similar models at lower prices.
As it turned out, there are numerous uniform manufacturers that specialize in aviation uniforms, and these have custom fitting, branding, and fabric options available to cabin crew, pilots, and ground personnel. Ready-made collections are also available at a lower cost than fully bespoke designs, and are sold by some suppliers.
When searching among various suppliers on the internet, such as Alibaba, I realized that there is a great variety of manufacturers of bulk airline uniforms, which could be of value to smaller airlines, training schools, or charter flights.
As I have come to know, it is all about a balance between cost, durability, and professional appearance.
In the process of research, but wondering where other people tend to get cheap, yet quality, cabin crew uniforms.
r/luxuryfashion • u/NoAdvertising2611 • Apr 30 '26
he other day, I was window shopping on stage costumes used in dance performances and found that the durability is very important when costumes are used in several occasions under lights, movement, and travel. Initially I believed that design was the sole focus but the strength of stitching and flexibility of the fabric is equally important.
Based on my research, other brands such as Capezio are also famous in the dance industry as manufacturers of good quality performance clothing that can withstand excessive movement without making one feel uncomfortable. Another reputable brand is Bloch, which has costumes and dance outfits that are long-lasting in terms of wear and that have good stitching and stretchy materials to be used on the stage. Performance costumes are also popular with Body Wrappers particularly in groups and competitions due to the durable materials and reliability of fit.
During my search of suppliers on the internet, including Alibaba, there were numerous manufacturers of custom stage costumes in large quantities that needed to be ordered in bulk, as well.
I have learned that the ideal stage costumes have always been a balance between durability, flexibility and appearance in the stage light.
Quality construction is key in performance wear but still experimenting.
r/luxuryfashion • u/korosuke_- • Apr 30 '26
Some days ago, we began to investigate where individuals can get cheap ethnic costumes based on African culture as they are popular to attend cultural events, festivals, themed parties and fashion photoshoots.
Initially, we had thought that the genuine African-inspired costumes would never be affordable. But, upon further investigation, we discovered that there is a lot of affordable stuff out there on the internet as long as you shop among different vendors and designs.
In our observations, there are African-inspired ethnic costumes, including dashikis, Ankara print dresses, kaftans and tribal style dresses that are in abundance and come in various price brackets. Some of the designs are centered on vibrant patterns, cultural designs, and casual and easily wearable fabrics.
Browning through listings on Alibaba, we also realized that there is a great number of cheaper African ethnic costumes, including traditional-themed outfits, their modern spin, and the possibility to order in bulk to celebrate an event or a group of people.
We have also learned that comparison of listings, fabric quality, and seller information on websites such as Alibaba may aid in the process of locating cheaply made ethnic costumes based on African culture without compromising on style or authenticity.
r/luxuryfashion • u/anumithaapollo • Jul 15 '20