Clair Report 2022
The annual Clair Report is back. Rebag uses data by Clair, the Comprehensive Luxury Appraisal Index for Resale, to investigate the value of brands on the resale market.
Telfar is the biggest brand of 2022, carrying 195% of its original retail value at resale. Chanel and Louis Vuitton also joined Hermès to reach Unicorn status, meaning their styles average 85% or more of the retail price at resale.
Rolex averages 113% of its initial value on the secondary market. Cartier landed the top mover spot in the Fine Jewelry category, with the brand’s pieces retaining an average of 79% of their value at resale.
First-time luxury customers have an ideal entry point in accessories. Cardholders are on the top of the accessories triangle retaining an average of 105% of their original retail value.
With global restrictions dwindling, it's time to book that trip. Backpacks, totes, crossbodies, and more on-the-go styles are seeing increased retention values.
Collaborations are excellent investments because of their high demand and limited supply, with the majority averaging a value retention of over 100%. Telfar collaborations with Ugg, Eastpak, and Moose Knuckles were some of this year's resale winners, retaining an average of 148% to 211% of their original price on the secondary market.
Prada, Gucci, Bottega Veneta, and Fendi are the biggest movers of 2022, meaning that their investment value moved up.
Rebag eliminated the guesswork with Clair Picks, the blue-chip items that are the most best investments. This year's Clair Picks include the Fendi Baguette NM Bag Zucca, Louis Vuitton Beverly Clutch, and Chanel Coco Top Handle Bag.
The Clair Report is here to help our customers learn more about luxury investments, timeless pieces, and retention values on the resale market using AI technology. Click below to read the full 2022 Clair Report by Rebag.