LV Investment?

#17
For me they are not an investment but I like the idea that they pretty much keep some decent residual value even after a good useful life. I collect because I look for vintage pieces but I carry all my bags. Sometimes a bag does not work for you though and I have decided to sell but I never bought anything thinking about selling it soon
 
#18
LV isnt really an investment if there is not demand for the item you have. If your thinking 'I purchased it at this price' I can sell it for more later, then its really hard to predict. Personally you should buy it because you LOVE it. :yahoo:
 
#19
Both, I love to use them and even staring at them sitting on my wardrobe shelves makes me happy already! I do sell the ones that are in neglect but I get lots of seller's remorse within 3 days... :P
 
#22
I love LV, and I want to have a big collection, but I also have in the back of my mind that LV actually is a good investment, since they don't decrease in value like other brands that have sales etc and that I can actually earn quite good money if I actually have to sell my LV stuff, but hopefully I'll never have to be in that situation.
 
#30
I used to try to convince myself that it's an investment, especially to buy the Limited Edition pieces- until I realized that everyone else is doing the same thing and the market will be flooded with a particular item too much for the value to skyrocket anyway, 95% of the time (e.g., Cerises Pochette). Now I only buy what I want to have, and if they hold some resale value as a 'trade-in" for a new bag down the line, that's just icing on the cake:smile:
 
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