Chinese manufacturers su TikTok: denuncia al lusso online in risposta ai dazi di Trump
Video virali su TikTok rivelano presunte origini cinesi del lusso europeo. Realtà o strategia nella guerra commerciale?
The global luxury goods market is worth billions, with handbags a significant part of it. Many brands cultivate an image of exclusive craftsmanship, often implying European origins. However, a recent TikTok video by @bagbestie1 revealed a surprising truth: over 80% of luxury bags are made in China. The video, which has garnered significant attention, shows the production process, highlighting the skill of Chinese artisans. While the video uses a humorous approach, it raises questions about transparency and marketing practices in the luxury industry. "They take almost finished bags from China factories," the video's narrator explains, "and just do the repackaging and logo installing." This practice, while not necessarily unethical, challenges the narrative of exclusive, European-made luxury goods. The video's popularity underscores a growing consumer awareness of global supply chains. This transparency, facilitated by social media, is pushing brands to be more upfront about their production processes. The video concludes with a call to "see the real world for yourself," encouraging consumers to consider the broader context of luxury brand production.
Video virali su TikTok rivelano presunte origini cinesi del lusso europeo. Realtà o strategia nella guerra commerciale?