Don’t Confuse Luxury With Premium: 8 Key Differences

We pay a premium for luxury, but luxury isn’t always premium.

Daniel Hopper
The Startup

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Rolex watch — what is the difference between luxury and premium brands?

We pay a premium for luxury, but luxury isn’t always premium.

We often assume that by paying for a luxury item we’re paying for a premium product that will last longer than a lesser-priced alternative. However, this isn’t always the case.

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Daniel Hopper
The Startup

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