Tariffs Are Tight, Luxury Stores Are On The Move.

From tomorrow onwards, the customs will adjust the management measures of personal mail items for entry and exit. The tariff exemption will be reduced to 50 yuan from the current 400 yuan in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and 500 yuan in other countries and regions.

Reporters visited yesterday found that from mid August, Jiangcheng many second-hand luxury stores turnover increased by at least 10%.

Second hand luxury goods stores with price advantages have made moves to take the opportunity to attract customers.

Second hand bags sell well in the off-season.

July and August should be a second-hand luxury store selling low season.

However, Mr. Chen, a second-hand shop owner of the popular paradise, was a bit surprised. Sales in August increased by 15% over the same period last year. Only for example, bags can sometimes be sold several times a day.

Mr. Chen has been engaged in overseas purchasing. He introduces, now mailing.

In the Baofeng Times Building, a second-hand store in the Qikou District, the reporter saw that 90% of the basic funds of LV and Gucci were new, and the selling price was half of the original price.

Boss Liu Cheng said that if someone buys overseas, the new product will not be less than 20 percent off.

Some second-hand bags are good maintenance. They look almost the same as new ones. Recently, the number of white-collar workers who buy bags has obviously increased.

At present, the second hand luxury stores in Wuhan are mainly consignments, and the original owners send the luxuries that they do not need to sell on behalf of them. After the paction, they receive a 15-17% Commission.

Customers who want to cash in in time will buy low priced stores and sell them again.

Second hand shop to take turns to welcome visitors

At the beginning of 2009, there was a second-hand luxury store in Wuhan. However, it was hidden in office buildings.

Liu Cheng said that most of the "bottom hunters" in the store were highly paid white-collar workers, who were mainly worried about the authenticity, the limited style and the difficulties in after-sale service.

At the moment, luxury stores that rely on price advantages to gather more people are starting to build confidence.

Li Xin, a second-hand shop owner of Wan Song Yuan Road, spent a week in Hongkong, Shanghai and other places to learn how to identify luxuries, such as Logo, cortex, hardware, etc. Liu Cheng, a second-hand shop owner, said that when he received the goods, he would ask the seller to leave proof items, such as invoices, trademarks, bags and other contracts, and sign contracts.