Why Luxury Quality Is Getting Worse (EXPOSED)

In 2007, Burberry closed its English trench coat factory. The price has more than doubled since. This is not a coincidence — it's the predictable result of a specific business model that has taken over the luxury fashion industry over the past two decades. This video breaks down exactly how conglomerate ownership — LVMH, Kering, Richemont — systematically trades construction quality for shareholder margin, and traces that pattern through Gucci, Burberry, Hugo Boss, and Ralph Lauren with specific construction evidence, price history, and direct alternatives that still build to the old standard. You'll also learn four tests to detect quality decline in any brand you already trust — before you pay 2024 prices for a 2005 product. This channel follows the construction, not the campaign.