Zadig and Voltaire is excellent, though a little higher price point. Their sales make for good picking, though. More on reddit.com

Part of it is wanting to present a particular aura in public (I like the “wealth whispers” look with high end items that do not show off labels). The other reason is that the material is actually superior. If you go into a coach store and feel the leather on the bags, and then go to a coach outlet and feel the leather, there’s a significant difference. The higher end material is always going to start at a much higher price point regardless of brand or label. For example I have an expensive bag that is my daily purse. I spent almost 2k on it. I wear it every single day, hang it off chairs, throw it in the back of my car, and generally just use it without too much care, and a year later the bag still looks brand new. It’s extremely well made. There’s no loose threads, nothing is sagging or pulling away, etc. Many of the luxury designer pieces that are especially expensive (think a Louis Vuitton trunk) are actually made to be heirloom pieces and are extremely well made. A piece of luggage from a high end brand (think Tumi) will absolutely outlast the cheap luggage you can buy at Target. So I guess is it not better to buy quality items that last forever (If it’s something you can afford) than fast fashion type stuff that all needs to be replaced frequently and ends up in a landfill? More on reddit.com

I’ve known a few billionaires over the years. They wear mid brands like Polo or clothes from sporting goods stores, but these are the types who drive Hondas or a 7 year old mid level Audi. Their wives can be another story… More on reddit.com

I think you can ask Chatgpt this question and get s fairly good answer More on reddit.com