As the global economy gradually enters a new adjustment cycle, the luxury market has shown remarkable resilience. As the leading investment-grade handbag, Hermès has performed particularly well. According to Filuxe's latest market data analysis, the transaction prices of Birkin and Kelly series in the secondary market have not only been unaffected by the overall environment in the past two quarters, but have actually increased by 12% against the trend.
Scarcity Drives Value Growth
The tightening of the "quota system" is the core reason driving this wave of price increases. The increased difficulty in obtaining items from boutiques has directly led collectors seeking ready stock to turn to the secondary market. Particularly for classic colors (black, gold, elephant gray) and rare leathers (crocodile, lizard), their premium rates have reached a three-year high.