You’ve definitely misunderstood me. (Though, if you know you are, you Although I think what LVMH is doing is great, they haven’t said anything about not producing leather goods? At least I haven’t heard anything about that, please correct me if i’m wrong. That’s two different issues, one is about what companies are doing to help in a time of crisis, the other is about trying to keep regular operations still somewhat going. I doubt production to delivery is so instant that stock made immediately becomes stock delivered to stores. Stores and production will have to coordinate to send goods to places it will move, in an attempt to keep some of its operations going. I’ve not been keeping up but i’m hoping that Hermès won’t be forcing its workers to go in in areas where it’s not safe to, but I doubt it makes its own perfumes to be doing the same thing LV does. I don’t reasonably expect every company to be capable of helping in this kind of crisis. Though perhaps we will be seeing more companies step up in more interesting ways.Perhaps I misunderstand you,but at least I hope I do, from my point of view, if my home store all of the sudden had a tremendous influx of stock because there was less of the virus and people were more apt to spend money... I think I'd go back to LV and support the company who's now making hand sanitizer instead of they're highly profitable perfume and cosmetics. I doubt I'd ever step foot in Hermes again. I'm probably not understanding what you're saying so I apologize in advance.
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