It’s so weird that people always hate on these big brands. I’m sure that if a small business had a long waiting line, they would be praised for being successful. Y’all just hate it because they’re rich; such a poor and biased attitude. Let people spend whatever they want because it is their money.
To the secondary comment, that's because small businesses aren't necessarily selling a luxury experience. If the selling point is "luxury" and you have to queue, that means they are selling something else and not necessarily something luxe
@@bin9957 Don't confuse "hate" with "facts". This is not a hospital, this is a "luxury" experience in which you're spending THOUSANDS of dollars. Rich or not, experience is experience is experience. It doesn't change anything other than the fact that the comment is saying it's not "luxury". If you dont have a luxurious lifestyle and don't get it, I can understand how you see this as "hate". IYKYKl, you know?
This bags even look very poorly made. Cheap, cheap, cheap.... I don´t see the appeal for this bags honestly. People only follow trends and the brands that the internet social media talks. This is not luxury at all!
@@edgarmarafuga143 This is the point of the video. There's nothing luxury at all. Far from what was expected and how these brands are portrayed to the world.
This is the point of the video. Most people just want to show they have the luxury item and ignore the reality of how they got it for the rich/luxury persona. It's sad that brands are able to have this hold on people.
@@malaikaking5550 Because I recorded an experience about the reality of shopping at a place like this instead of faking it...? Make that make sense lol
@@edyjo3025 Actually this experience was not from the perspective of VIP. You also don't need to be VIP for basic luxury treatment in other luxury stores which I have experienced multiple times, just not here - they're probably too busy for that.
This is so comical to me. Waiting to spend absurd amounts of money on a bag is not luxury. In the rain no less! These brands are taking us for fools, and it’s showing that we are.
I wouldn’t be caught dead in any line. Absolutely embarrassing to be so desperate to spend your money. These brands don’t respect us so they can’t have my money!
What an insult to be standing for some of the most expensive accessories in the world. May as well just hire a dominatrix for this money and get the same level of insult without feeling like you were totally exploited😅😂
I’m sorry but waiting outside for a hour in the rain in stinky Paris is not a luxury experience for me. I hate that so much has changed even with Chanel and LV it’s not how it used to be.
I must say my worst experiences have been at Goyard than the other stores. Completely agree with the lower standards across the board, Paris needs to do better.
Buying anything Goyard is not luxury let alone adding looking like a fool by letting them treat you like a peasant. Ask if people with a lot of actual money would ever do something this foolish...Lol.
I think waiting is like okay i guess, but being yelled your name to go and pay??? Somebody better get me to come to you. Im not walking up the counter like im picking up my coffee order?😂
I’ve never heard of Goyard so the whole time I thought it must be some kind of extreme discount store for expensive bags, to justify what the customers have to put up with lol
This weirdly makes me think of shopping at a dispensary, with the long line, goods locked behind glass, you being called to the cashier with your purchases ready. Really weird for it to be a luxury store with that kind of expereince 😅
Who would pay this silly money for some very questionable quality and design😂. I bet this bag costs £1.99 to make. It looks this much money, I would not pay more 😅
I’ve worked in the high end luxury industry for years, they most definitely do not cost £1.99 to make 😆. This is not made is a sweat shop where people are paid 50p a week. Quality products cost money because all down the production line artisans and staff are paid their worth. So not only do the quality materials cost significantly more than a cheap high street product, but everyone involved is paid accordingly and not abused just to maximise profit. So there is actually a very valid reason why truly luxury items are very expensive. If you buy fast cheap fashion the abuse of people down the production line is atrocious and ultimately people don’t respect their purchases and they just end up in a land fill. Quality goods last for generations and are handed down or resold accordingly.
@@sambawomen totally agree with you on the principles, but Goyard bags for thousands of dollars??? This is just one example where there is really not much craft or substance in the product. You cannot in any way justify this price tag by saying this pays the craftsmen well, as they definitely do not get silly high salaries. In fact I saw a couple of reports saying that artisans are not paid that much at all - just equal to an average national wage in their countries. And Goyard bags for example are just covered canvas with a bit of leather - this truly cannot cost more than a 10er to make. If you even insist, 50 would top all expenses I am sure
@@dilyu2662right. It's "special fabric", which is just glorified PU. The whole bag cost to make probably ~20-30 Euro, all other 1000euros for marketing and to owners (shareholders).
Except Goyard bags are just coated canvas. Sure the handles are nice leather and they are nicely stitched, but everything else is just relatively cheap materials. Not saying that they are bad bags, heck I prefer the lightweight goyardine over real leather any day. But I really cannot think of one single reason for why a bag like that should cost more than $100 to produce.
So disrespectful. Customers who are purchasing there are literally paying for the owner’s lifestyle, and the owner be treating them like trash. It’s not luxury, it’s just very expensive.
Yes, celebrities will never need to worry about this however, this isn’t a wealthy vs not model as you can book an appointment to avoid the queue like I did in my other video. They also won’t look at your bank account to let you in so it’s not based on that 😅
This is sad. When I bought my Longchamp Pliage I just went into the store, was offered a drink. They also repaired it for free within a week after many years!
Yeah I've never experienced any queues at Longchamp but it is also slightly lower in level of being 'premium' instead of 'luxury' compared to Goyard so probably less popular in that sense. That usually tends to make those brands offer better services 😂
I didnt wait at all in August 2023 but the sales associate was absolutely horrible - the worst french stereotype 😅. Eye rolls, passive aggressive responses to questions. At one point after choosing one item the SA walked off and then rudely barked at me to come and pay (as mentioned in the video its done bh another staff member) to which I responded "I'm not done shopping??" Which was met with a 😮 face. Not sure why. Once the fad dies down Goyard will have to invest in the customer experience...I agree with other posters the experience was better in Singapore and Tokyo. However the prices are higher in asia. I would have have walked out without buying but I was shopping for others.
Some of the SA (even in some other luxury brands) often want to hold your hand throughout the whole shopping experience so I’m not surprised they were shocked that you hadn’t actually finished your shopping yet 😅
I saw this line in Paris and was like nope. Been buying luxury since I was 16 years old. The experience has drastically changed over 20 years and I’m not here for it. Will only buy Goyard in Monaco from now on :)
I went to a Neiman Marcus in Chicago, decided to look around and inside the store they had a Goyard 😪 I waited maybe two minutes in line and I was able to get the Mini Anjou in Sky Blue 🥰 it was a wishlist item I just never cared to look up a store. I don’t care to wait in line for these types of things lol two minutes..I’ll take it lol
That’s why some people rather shop at the luxury department stores. You don’t have to wait in line and if you’re familiar with an associate they will get the item for you, hold it, process it and ship it without stepping foot in the door. It’s called relationship building. Find a local store and shop there even the local boutique in the mall has better service than this Paris location. Bergdorf’s in NYC has Goyard and they’ll treat you respectfully.
I do luxury shopping and it’s not like this. Usually, you have an appointment, an assistant once in store, complimentary drink and knick knacks, they present your choices then you inspect or “play” said items, then they get packaged and off you go.
That’s why it’s always good to have a local contact in your country or city. They’ll find it for you and you give that person the commission. That sales associate want that relationship of a local spender. Support local, Don’t go to Paris to get disappointed because they’re catering to a different clientele and they’re not nice.
I understand that this is part of the "experience" but we have bought items from Goyard in Tokyo and it's so much nicer. Not busy and the employees are happy to show you all the items without rushing. They have always been very friendly and polite (the Goyard store in Paris has some horrible reviews complaining about poor customer service).
I’m not here to make an apology of Goyard, but the demand they are getting surpasses their manufacture and in store capabilities, if you’ve been to Goyard stores around the world you sure know they always have the strangest little stores, even their flagships are small. The quality on the other hand is far better than LV but it’s still mostly cotton canvas so…
Thank you for speaking up! Too much to explain to all these people who I think could care less to know but it really is exclusive. There is only about 25 stores worldwide. And a lot of their bags are hand painted, handmade, not conglomerate owned, artisans that still reside in France. You can also get custom items made. They are true luxury to me. As I mentioned in another comment, most of these people in line are tourists who just want to say they they got a St Louis tote in Paris which is essentially an entry level beach bag. I assure you, I don’t wait in line at Goyard. I call my SA, state what I want. They either have it and I select a time to pick it up or they don’t and they order it for me to ship from France to my local store. I have gone into other Goyard boutiques like in Monaco and London and there was no line. I can’t tell you how thrilled they were to talk about the heritage of the brand, new items that came in, limited editions including some hand painted items. I cherish my items cause they are impeccably made with amazing leather, lovely hardware, beautiful canvas and some are uniquely painted like my passport holder. It’s not some tote that everyone else has. I get stopped ALL the time when I’m out with my Goyard briefcase asking where I got it and how lovely it is. I will have it forever.
I watched a Goodwill video, A girl who likes to record good finds at Goodwill found 3 Goyard bags, 2 were purses and one was a backpack. They were in pristine condition.
The line is part of the marketing It draws peoples attention and then once you finally get in the sunk-cost makes you feel like you need to buy something lol
I’m very sorry, maybe i have a bad taste, but they way the shop assistant show that flat green tote bag doesnt scream luxurious bag worth thousands of dollars to me. 😅
Kind of disrespectful to make your customers paying such extravagant prices wait outside. Hire more people or get a bigger store with the extravagant amount of money you make. I know it’s to make themselves seem exclusive but it also makes it seem like they don’t value their customers.
Ever heard of documentaries or behind the scene videos… any of that sort? Yeah this is one of those categories to show the realities of the ridiculous experience that is supposed to be “luxury”.
I rarely do into the stand alone designer shops anymore. I just go to the larger luxury department stores, with the boutique in the store. They treat the customer better, and the stores have great points and rewards programs. Spend thousands at a Saks and you’ll Literally get hundreds of dollars in gift cards.
Going to Paris this year and I made a promise to myself that I’ll never wait that long again just to buy something. 5 minutes is okay but more than that then it is not luxury shopping.
The same thing happened with my cat after I got him neutered. When i wasn't looking for few seconds, he liked his stitched area and was bleeding a lot. I didn't buy the cone at first because the doctor told me only dogs need them and cats doesn't and I'm first time owner of a cat. After he liked the area he lost a lot of blood and had to take him to a nearby vet and get him stitched again. He was shaking for 2 days after the surgery, I was always on clock trying to feed him some food with his meds.
I guess waiting in the rain , okay if that floats your boat , but ones you are inside the lux experience should supposedly start. Champagne, water, coffee. Enjoy your time, take your time... non of this. Plus he handled the bags like its carrefour shopping bag and this plastic around the holders , makes it look like a fake.
Mind the fact that when you visit dior gallery you can reserve time, if you queue, they send you to just give a walk if you want to, no need to stand there, and it cost about 15 euros 😂. Like why you cant reserve your time at shop like this I dont get it
Pro tip: most luxury stores accept appointments. If you know you’ll be in Paris or London etc, & you want to purchase something, call up a few shops ahead & see if they’ll schedule an apt.-you don’t have to wait in line that way. (I wouldn’t do it if you’re simply browsing-you’re taking up an associate’s time)
In Paris, the luxury stores that take appointments sometimes also need you to have a sales associate that you already know to arrange this with. But Goyard specifically doesn't do appointments except for one store and even then, this needs to be booked physically at the store.
Waiting for over an hour just for bags??? I don't even want to wait for a newly open restaurant/baker/cafe. I'd rather visit some other time when there is no queue.
There’s never not a queue at Goyard at all their branches so the best thing is to do is book an appointment at the saint Honore one or just not bother at all 😅
I’ve never heard of Goyard 💀 However I’ve seen lots of women showing bags literally so similar to this pattern & style of tote.. and they say they get them off Temu for like $16… literally identical 💀
Only people who don’t know luxury would say something like that. I can see those fakes coming a mile away. Having a plastic Temu tote is not the same as having a canvas coated, hand painted bag with real leather handles. #sorrynotsorry
@@Sara01977 Um, it’s an ugly bag regardless 💀 It’s giving “I have bad taste” imo, but seeing as how rude you are, you WOULD have bad taste. #SoRrYnOtSoRrY
@@Sara01977 Um it's an unattractive bag regardless 💀 It's giving bad taste imo, but seeing as how rude you are, you would have bad taste #SoRrYnOtSoRry
I used to think these bags were quality leather, after that guy deconstructed them he pointed out that it's canvas outside, the stitching was basic, only inside lining and pocket was made of leather with hand painting. I guess it's the new fad
This is ridiculous. Is this their flagship store? That's the only reason I can think of this queue. I have never been to any Goyard and had to wait. Not the SF, NY, or even Tokyo stores. So weird
The funny thing is that rich people would never wait like this. But your average person has to. I want a luxury experience to go with me buying luxury goods.
I did not have this experience at Goyard in Paris. I went right in-no line. They were kind and showed me items. The even offered history of the brand including showing some old trunks/luggage. I think the SA’s just get tired of tourists coming in to buy a St. Louis tote which is especially just a beach bag. Imagine working at a luxury house over 200 years old and you just have to sell basic totes all day. Inquire about other items: SLG’s, wallets, briefcase, straps or literally any other bag & I guarantee they will be so much more friendly and you will not feel rushed. Have had amazing experience in Paris, Monaco, London, Chicago, NYC, etc.
"Luxury shopping" isn't so luxury anymore! Watch to see how from long queues to the overall service.
It’s so weird that people always hate on these big brands. I’m sure that if a small business had a long waiting line, they would be praised for being successful. Y’all just hate it because they’re rich; such a poor and biased attitude. Let people spend whatever they want because it is their money.
To the secondary comment, that's because small businesses aren't necessarily selling a luxury experience. If the selling point is "luxury" and you have to queue, that means they are selling something else and not necessarily something luxe
@@bin9957 Don't confuse "hate" with "facts". This is not a hospital, this is a "luxury" experience in which you're spending THOUSANDS of dollars. Rich or not, experience is experience is experience. It doesn't change anything other than the fact that the comment is saying it's not "luxury". If you dont have a luxurious lifestyle and don't get it, I can understand how you see this as "hate". IYKYKl, you know?
That is literally a McDonalds experience😩
At least McDonald’s wouldn’t be an hour wait so in this case it’s maybe actually better 😅😅
Worse experience! 😂
Macdonald experience is better ..
Too many people wanting to buy a status unfortunately created this…
@@vonruzivejust why?
“luxury” experience ha
This bags even look very poorly made. Cheap, cheap, cheap.... I don´t see the appeal for this bags honestly. People only follow trends and the brands that the internet social media talks. This is not luxury at all!
@@edgarmarafuga143 This is the point of the video. There's nothing luxury at all. Far from what was expected and how these brands are portrayed to the world.
@@vonruzive some boutiques used to offer a drink
@@vonruzive Thank you for that!
@@Misu.A Haven't experienced or seen anyone with this at Goyard but Chanel does in certain branches & some others
Kinda like a soup kitchen. Luxury is dead.
Indeed.
Agreed. But that yellow handbag is so pretty.
Am I the only one who thinks those bags are ugly af? Small pattern repeated over the whole bag?? That’s luxury?
This is the definition of aspiring rich people. People who are aware of the worth their time would never wait in line like that
This is the point of the video. Most people just want to show they have the luxury item and ignore the reality of how they got it for the rich/luxury persona. It's sad that brands are able to have this hold on people.
@@vonruzivehold on people... seems like you are one of them...
That s*** look like a reusable grocery bag it's not worth the money
@@malaikaking5550 Because I recorded an experience about the reality of shopping at a place like this instead of faking it...? Make that make sense lol
She’s not one of them she’s literally making fun of them by showing her experience in this video lol
NOT LUXURY!!! they would have to wait an hour for me and offer me champagne
Girl, some of these brands offer champagne while you wait inside while I've not yet experienced this at Goyard 🥲
you are not a vip client . vip's do not stay in the queue
@@edyjo3025 Actually this experience was not from the perspective of VIP. You also don't need to be VIP for basic luxury treatment in other luxury stores which I have experienced multiple times, just not here - they're probably too busy for that.
Exactly waiting an hour defeats the luxury
@@vonruziveIf it's basic, it isn't luxury.
This is so comical to me. Waiting to spend absurd amounts of money on a bag is not luxury. In the rain no less! These brands are taking us for fools, and it’s showing that we are.
They are literally laughing at us for this 😅😅😅
I wouldn’t be caught dead in any line. Absolutely embarrassing to be so desperate to spend your money. These brands don’t respect us so they can’t have my money!
@@1974angelsfinished crying yet? You prolly live off government benefits anyways 😂😂😂
@@shykurwhat a reach. 😒😒. Did you stretch first??
Taking them for a fool not me 🎉
I got a nice cheap bag at TJ Maxx and the cashier told me to have a nice day when I left. :D
People are sleeping on TJ Maxx 😂😂
For real, I've never paid more than $60 for a bag. Rather keep my money in my wallet. @@vonruzive
What an insult to be standing for some of the most expensive accessories in the world. May as well just hire a dominatrix for this money and get the same level of insult without feeling like you were totally exploited😅😂
What a comparison🤣😂😂😂
omg 😂
Love it
😂😂😂 omfg
i live for this comment's energy😭😭
I’m sorry but waiting outside for a hour in the rain in stinky Paris is not a luxury experience for me. I hate that so much has changed even with Chanel and LV it’s not how it used to be.
I must say my worst experiences have been at Goyard than the other stores. Completely agree with the lower standards across the board, Paris needs to do better.
nothing to hate, just switch to other brands :)
Buying anything Goyard is not luxury let alone adding looking like a fool by letting them treat you like a peasant. Ask if people with a lot of actual money would ever do something this foolish...Lol.
Exactly the point of the video. Luxury is dead but no one seems to actually pay attention hence the never-ending queues. 🥲
I would never ever wait in line for any shop specially luxury goods. They didn’t even offer you water nor coffee? What a true luxury 😂
This is why I prefer other luxury brands. Must say Chanel has given me better treatment 😂
Right! huh a glass of Champagne maybe and a seat WHILST I wait for my bag to be packaged?
@@vonruziveyou just want to show off
I think waiting is like okay i guess, but being yelled your name to go and pay??? Somebody better get me to come to you. Im not walking up the counter like im picking up my coffee order?😂
😂😂😂 None of it is ok
The ghetto of it all 😂
for some reason it looks like you bouta collect your labor money back in the 1800s as a miner or some low paying hard physical job lol
Love this analogy 😂😂😂 But it’s so true and it seems like no one is seeing it that way when waiting
😂😂😂
This is the easiest brand product to replicate lol. Why pay full price for plastic
True it looks tacky
I’ve never heard of Goyard so the whole time I thought it must be some kind of extreme discount store for expensive bags, to justify what the customers have to put up with lol
This weirdly makes me think of shopping at a dispensary, with the long line, goods locked behind glass, you being called to the cashier with your purchases ready. Really weird for it to be a luxury store with that kind of expereince 😅
😂 Luxury brands have so much potential to do better
Who would pay this silly money for some very questionable quality and design😂. I bet this bag costs £1.99 to make. It looks this much money, I would not pay more 😅
Honestly, you're probably not far off with the manufacturing price 😪
I’ve worked in the high end luxury industry for years, they most definitely do not cost £1.99 to make 😆. This is not made is a sweat shop where people are paid 50p a week. Quality products cost money because all down the production line artisans and staff are paid their worth. So not only do the quality materials cost significantly more than a cheap high street product, but everyone involved is paid accordingly and not abused just to maximise profit. So there is actually a very valid reason why truly luxury items are very expensive.
If you buy fast cheap fashion the abuse of people down the production line is atrocious and ultimately people don’t respect their purchases and they just end up in a land fill. Quality goods last for generations and are handed down or resold accordingly.
@@sambawomen totally agree with you on the principles, but Goyard bags for thousands of dollars??? This is just one example where there is really not much craft or substance in the product. You cannot in any way justify this price tag by saying this pays the craftsmen well, as they definitely do not get silly high salaries. In fact I saw a couple of reports saying that artisans are not paid that much at all - just equal to an average national wage in their countries. And Goyard bags for example are just covered canvas with a bit of leather - this truly cannot cost more than a 10er to make. If you even insist, 50 would top all expenses I am sure
@@dilyu2662right. It's "special fabric", which is just glorified PU. The whole bag cost to make probably ~20-30 Euro, all other 1000euros for marketing and to owners (shareholders).
Except Goyard bags are just coated canvas. Sure the handles are nice leather and they are nicely stitched, but everything else is just relatively cheap materials.
Not saying that they are bad bags, heck I prefer the lightweight goyardine over real leather any day. But I really cannot think of one single reason for why a bag like that should cost more than $100 to produce.
So disrespectful. Customers who are purchasing there are literally paying for the owner’s lifestyle, and the owner be treating them like trash. It’s not luxury, it’s just very expensive.
i saw the title and was like, goyard? hm… they must serve really good food there judging by the line 😂😂
That would make more sense right 😂😂
That's how you shop when you are not wealthy. I would never wait in a line for a luxury item :D
Yes, celebrities will never need to worry about this however, this isn’t a wealthy vs not model as you can book an appointment to avoid the queue like I did in my other video. They also won’t look at your bank account to let you in so it’s not based on that 😅
This is sad. When I bought my Longchamp Pliage I just went into the store, was offered a drink. They also repaired it for free within a week after many years!
Yeah I've never experienced any queues at Longchamp but it is also slightly lower in level of being 'premium' instead of 'luxury' compared to Goyard so probably less popular in that sense. That usually tends to make those brands offer better services 😂
I didnt wait at all in August 2023 but the sales associate was absolutely horrible - the worst french stereotype 😅. Eye rolls, passive aggressive responses to questions. At one point after choosing one item the SA walked off and then rudely barked at me to come and pay (as mentioned in the video its done bh another staff member) to which I responded "I'm not done shopping??" Which was met with a 😮 face. Not sure why. Once the fad dies down Goyard will have to invest in the customer experience...I agree with other posters the experience was better in Singapore and Tokyo. However the prices are higher in asia. I would have have walked out without buying but I was shopping for others.
Some of the SA (even in some other luxury brands) often want to hold your hand throughout the whole shopping experience so I’m not surprised they were shocked that you hadn’t actually finished your shopping yet 😅
I overhead that tourists in paris try not to bring the brand paper bags after shopping to avoid robbery
When I was in Hermes, they offered this to me but here I didn't ask for one neither did they offer it lol
Thank you for not showing the faces of the people around you :)
Hope the bag was worth the wait!
It’s nice that you acknowledged this! Thank you 😆
Its weird how many luxury houses have changed to this wait outside model. Its a huge change from the early 00
Apparently to attract more curiosity and customers but not so fair for those experiencing it 😂
I’ve not been to Paris recently and have never had to wait outside. Did this start with the pandemic then become their norm?
Haha, nothing ‘luxurious’ about this experience.
Not at all 🥲
This is SO ridiculous.
Goyard looks so cheap to me. Idk w
Can't say I disagree 😂
Ooooo we have the same thoughts 😂 cheap & boring
I never line up. How dare they control our time.
I saw this line in Paris and was like nope. Been buying luxury since I was 16 years old. The experience has drastically changed over 20 years and I’m not here for it. Will only buy Goyard in Monaco from now on :)
I went to a Neiman Marcus in Chicago, decided to look around and inside the store they had a Goyard 😪 I waited maybe two minutes in line and I was able to get the Mini Anjou in Sky Blue 🥰 it was a wishlist item I just never cared to look up a store. I don’t care to wait in line for these types of things lol two minutes..I’ll take it lol
Two minutes is what it should be! 😢 Glad you had a good experience and found your item.
That’s why some people rather shop at the luxury department stores. You don’t have to wait in line and if you’re familiar with an associate they will get the item for you, hold it, process it and ship it without stepping foot in the door. It’s called relationship building. Find a local store and shop there even the local boutique in the mall has better service than this Paris location. Bergdorf’s in NYC has Goyard and they’ll treat you respectfully.
I do luxury shopping and it’s not like this. Usually, you have an appointment, an assistant once in store, complimentary drink and knick knacks, they present your choices then you inspect or “play” said items, then they get packaged and off you go.
That’s why it’s always good to have a local contact in your country or city. They’ll find it for you and you give that person the commission. That sales associate want that relationship of a local spender. Support local, Don’t go to Paris to get disappointed because they’re catering to a different clientele and they’re not nice.
Hahaha really insane queue from Goyard
You know it! Hahaha
I understand that this is part of the "experience" but we have bought items from Goyard in Tokyo and it's so much nicer.
Not busy and the employees are happy to show you all the items without rushing. They have always been very friendly and polite (the Goyard store in Paris has some horrible reviews complaining about poor customer service).
I need to visit Tokyo!! That's what I'm expecting 🥲
shoppping bag is more beautiful than the typical bag they sell, unless you’re using it for groceries
I’m not here to make an apology of Goyard, but the demand they are getting surpasses their manufacture and in store capabilities, if you’ve been to Goyard stores around the world you sure know they always have the strangest little stores, even their flagships are small.
The quality on the other hand is far better than LV but it’s still mostly cotton canvas so…
Thank you for speaking up! Too much to explain to all these people who I think could care less to know but it really is exclusive. There is only about 25 stores worldwide. And a lot of their bags are hand painted, handmade, not conglomerate owned, artisans that still reside in France. You can also get custom items made. They are true luxury to me.
As I mentioned in another comment, most of these people in line are tourists who just want to say they they got a St Louis tote in Paris which is essentially an entry level beach bag. I assure you, I don’t wait in line at Goyard. I call my SA, state what I want. They either have it and I select a time to pick it up or they don’t and they order it for me to ship from France to my local store.
I have gone into other Goyard boutiques like in Monaco and London and there was no line. I can’t tell you how thrilled they were to talk about the heritage of the brand, new items that came in, limited editions including some hand painted items. I cherish my items cause they are impeccably made with amazing leather, lovely hardware, beautiful canvas and some are uniquely painted like my passport holder. It’s not some tote that everyone else has. I get stopped ALL the time when I’m out with my Goyard briefcase asking where I got it and how lovely it is. I will have it forever.
I watched a Goodwill video, A girl who likes to record good finds at Goodwill found 3 Goyard bags, 2 were purses and one was a backpack. They were in pristine condition.
This is how they treat me at McDonald’s.
At least that’s more understandable 😅
The line is part of the marketing It draws peoples attention and then once you finally get in the sunk-cost makes you feel like you need to buy something lol
It works because the queues never really stop haha
I’m very sorry, maybe i have a bad taste, but they way the shop assistant show that flat green tote bag doesnt scream luxurious bag worth thousands of dollars to me. 😅
Some of these assistants (not just at this branch) don't seem to like their job 😂
There isn’t a shop on the planet worth waiting an hour in the rain to get in
Kind of disrespectful to make your customers paying such extravagant prices wait outside. Hire more people or get a bigger store with the extravagant amount of money you make. I know it’s to make themselves seem exclusive but it also makes it seem like they don’t value their customers.
Ever heard of documentaries or behind the scene videos… any of that sort? Yeah this is one of those categories to show the realities of the ridiculous experience that is supposed to be “luxury”.
Never had to wait a minute at Goyard Monaco. We entered and served immediately.
Hmm, might visit there
This bag looks like my grandmother's grocery bag
I rarely do into the stand alone designer shops anymore.
I just go to the larger luxury department stores, with the boutique in the store. They treat the customer better, and the stores have great points and rewards programs.
Spend thousands at a Saks and you’ll
Literally get hundreds of dollars in gift cards.
This is actually a great point! The experiences have been much better in the department stores.
Go to Sanfrancisco branch, city is empty and shops are to, just walked into the shop it’s a breeze
That trip will need to be booked soon! 💃🏾
Did you get jumped for it on your way out?
Not to mention that these bags are ugly af, the entire experience buying them is aweful. Hard pass.
This is absolutely insane.
I had the same experience in Japan while waiting to get into a mini pig cafe. Goyard has the ugliest bags
lmao WHAT?? there’s literally nobody in the miami store ever, i can’t even imagine waiting in line to get in
I will never wait 1h in the rain to shop whatever it could be. Period
There was never a line there when I went in 2022 and I walked past the store several times a day!
that's a shame and very pity to wait for an expensive bag , take this money to do something else
We should stand in the queues and tell everyone this🥲
But these people waiting in the line to give back their financial independence. Did you get spat on as well, to complete the experience? 😂
😂😂 Luckily no but that might be the next level 😮💨
They just need a larger store so people don’t have to wait
Going to Paris this year and I made a promise to myself that I’ll never wait that long again just to buy something. 5 minutes is okay but more than that then it is not luxury shopping.
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Thanks for sharing this experience and showing us how ridiculous trying to look rich can be. Sad, really.
The same thing happened with my cat after I got him neutered. When i wasn't looking for few seconds, he liked his stitched area and was bleeding a lot. I didn't buy the cone at first because the doctor told me only dogs need them and cats doesn't and I'm first time owner of a cat. After he liked the area he lost a lot of blood and had to take him to a nearby vet and get him stitched again. He was shaking for 2 days after the surgery, I was always on clock trying to feed him some food with his meds.
I can't even be arsed to wait for fast food, nevermind a bag I can't eat.
Come to Goyard,China Town Malaysia,no need to queue haha
They way i would immediately turn around when i see that long line 😭
What a joy waiting happily under the rain ☔️ to pay thousands of 💶💷💸💸💸 Love this make you wait gimmicks! You go girl 😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤
Yup, funny thing is people will still wait no matter what 🥲 #bringbackrealluxury
I guess waiting in the rain , okay if that floats your boat , but ones you are inside the lux experience should supposedly start. Champagne, water, coffee. Enjoy your time, take your time... non of this.
Plus he handled the bags like its carrefour shopping bag and this plastic around the holders , makes it look like a fake.
You’re right about Carrefour 😂😂😂
I understand the fascination with Goyard. Here in my country that's the bag you use for market or groceries.
lol.. seems a lot like lining for lunch at a school cafeteria
Yup, it's pretty nostalgic 😅
Thanks for sharing, interesting to see this perspective
As long as you're really happy about what you bought and experienced, nothing else is important.
Being called to pay 😂 they may as well have a line to pay like Zara
That would actually probably be nicer haha
There is nothing I want that bad.
“I stood in line in the rain to get robbed” alternative title
Mind the fact that when you visit dior gallery you can reserve time, if you queue, they send you to just give a walk if you want to, no need to stand there, and it cost about 15 euros 😂. Like why you cant reserve your time at shop like this I dont get it
Yes I've never really needed to wait at Dior or the gallery! This is the way to go.
Pro tip: most luxury stores accept appointments. If you know you’ll be in Paris or London etc, & you want to purchase something, call up a few shops ahead & see if they’ll schedule an apt.-you don’t have to wait in line that way.
(I wouldn’t do it if you’re simply browsing-you’re taking up an associate’s time)
In Paris, the luxury stores that take appointments sometimes also need you to have a sales associate that you already know to arrange this with. But Goyard specifically doesn't do appointments except for one store and even then, this needs to be booked physically at the store.
Wow, they do that to make you think you have to buy, after waiting so long and getting an assistant. Doubt many people just walk out without buying.
I really appreciation the effort you made to keep people anonymous! 😊
It’s actually crazy that the Saigon Mini bag (0:42 in the video) is just a poor copy of the Delvaux Brillant mini bag
Love that you mentioned this! A lot of these brands aren't as creative as they could be 😥
A bag that is actually easily replicated and not even made of leather?
I have a blue wallet, their colors are so vibrant.
Waiting for over an hour just for bags???
I don't even want to wait for a newly open restaurant/baker/cafe. I'd rather visit some other time when there is no queue.
There’s never not a queue at Goyard at all their branches so the best thing is to do is book an appointment at the saint Honore one or just not bother at all 😅
Wow… all the luxury of a long queue at cheap deli. 😂
Sounds like you can have a better experience in H&M
They won’t let you take a picture of anything let alone filming the whole experience. Criminal!
queuing is not a luxury experience
Exactly, people don't seem to understand as the queues never stop. This is what I'm trying to show but the brands have too much power haha
I’ve never heard of Goyard 💀 However I’ve seen lots of women showing bags literally so similar to this pattern & style of tote.. and they say they get them off Temu for like $16… literally identical 💀
Only people who don’t know luxury would say something like that. I can see those fakes coming a mile away. Having a plastic Temu tote is not the same as having a canvas coated, hand painted bag with real leather handles. #sorrynotsorry
@@Sara01977 Um it’s an ugly bad regardless 💀 It’s giving bad taste imo, but seeing as how rude you are, you would have bad taste #SoRrYnOtSoRry
@@Sara01977 Um, it’s an ugly bag regardless 💀 It’s giving “I have bad taste” imo, but seeing as how rude you are, you WOULD have bad taste. #SoRrYnOtSoRrY
@@Sara01977 Um it's an unattractive bag regardless 💀 It's giving bad taste imo, but seeing as how rude you are, you would have bad taste #SoRrYnOtSoRry
Right, there are so many fakes of that model that the real thing loses any kind of visual value bc seeing them is now totally pedestrian
this reminds me of when I went to the dmv in the hood
I used to think these bags were quality leather, after that guy deconstructed them he pointed out that it's canvas outside, the stitching was basic, only inside lining and pocket was made of leather with hand painting. I guess it's the new fad
I would have left from the start. They dont deserve my money if I'm not getting a luxurious experience
So ridiculous. These brands have you exactly where they want you, for a bag. It’s completely pathetic.
This is ridiculous. Is this their flagship store? That's the only reason I can think of this queue. I have never been to any Goyard and had to wait. Not the SF, NY, or even Tokyo stores. So weird
So it’s the style of a newly opened apple store with queue (for impact) and cashier calling out the name (like starbucks)?
Wow, this is called herd mentality. If im gonna spend thousands of dollars, the last thing I would expect is to wait 1hr to get in😂😂
The best way to queue is to send your assistant to do it.
I wonder if it were around the time of year you went
Sounds like a nightmare for the amount of monies being dropped.
If you are waiting outside in a queue, you shouldn’t be in that store. That store has nothing to do with you.
The orange is life
I would never wait in line to pay that much money lol
The funny thing is that rich people would never wait like this. But your average person has to. I want a luxury experience to go with me buying luxury goods.
I definitely rather wait in line to eat something that to have the "opportunity" to buy some overpriced bag. Thanks for sharing your experience
Here's an idea. They should sell by appointment only, so no one waits in a physical line.
I did not have this experience at Goyard in Paris. I went right in-no line. They were kind and showed me items. The even offered history of the brand including showing some old trunks/luggage.
I think the SA’s just get tired of tourists coming in to buy a St. Louis tote which is especially just a beach bag. Imagine working at a luxury house over 200 years old and you just have to sell basic totes all day.
Inquire about other items: SLG’s, wallets, briefcase, straps or literally any other bag & I guarantee they will be so much more friendly and you will not feel rushed. Have had amazing experience in Paris, Monaco, London, Chicago, NYC, etc.
I still don’t see the appeal on this brand😩It looks like IKEA made it😭