luxury good

Nonessential premium item

A luxury good is a product or service that becomes more desirable as people's income rises—not just in absolute terms, but as a proportion of spending.

The category includes high-end fashion, fine jewelry, premium automobiles, and exclusive experiences.

In economics, luxury goods contrast with necessities, which claim a smaller share of the budget as wealth increases.

Organic groceries were once a luxury good but have become mainstream.

category

handbag

Portable container for belongings

  • watchPortable timekeeping device
  • jewelryOrnamental personal accessories
  • perfumeFragrant liquid for wearing

champagne · caviar · yacht · sports car · silk · cashmere · truffle · saffron · diamond · fur

exclusivity

elite

Superior select group

designer · limited edition · VIP · premium · selective · bespoke · tailored · rarified · aristocratic · privileged

craftsmanship

handcrafted

Made manually, not machined

heritage · heirloom · master craftsman · atelier · hand-stitched · quality · precision · tradition · expertise · meticulous

opulence

lavish

Abundant beyond necessity

opulent · grandeur · magnificence · splendor · elegance · ornate · gilded · palatial · regal · velvet

indulgence

pampering

Lavish attentive care

pleasure · treat · extravagance · self-care · gratification · delight · sumptuousness · indulgent · guilty pleasure · spoiling

wealth

affluence

Abundance of money

wealthy · moneyed · affluent · disposable income · purchasing power · conspicuous consumption · nouveau riche · old money · high net worth · aspirational

Opposites
necessity vs. indulgence

luxury goodnecessity

Indispensable requirement

staple · basic need · essential · bare necessity · commodity

quality and price tier

luxury goodgeneric brand

knockoff · store brand · value brand

Family

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