The giants of the global luxury goods segment are raising the prices of bags, clothes, shoes and jewelry, but consumers are not in a hurry to express their dissatisfaction.

APA-Economics reports that The Wall Street Journal reports.

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA, the world's largest luxury goods manufacturer, this week raised the price of handbags worldwide in some cases in double-digit interest rates, according to Bernstein Research.

According to the company, prices have increased by an average of 6-7%.

Bernstein estimates that some popular models in some markets have risen in price by 25%.

The WSJ writes that as long as potential buyers calmly accept the price increase and in some cases even wait, brands can generally increase the value of their products without the risk of reducing demand.

This contradicts the situation in the mass market, where buyers are more sensitive to price increases.

Compagnie Financiere Richemont SA has also been raising the price of a number of watches and jewelry in recent months.

At the same time, Versace and Jimmy Choo plan to increase the prices of clothing and footwear.

Meanwhile, in some cases, price increases still hit demand for companies' products.

Thus, some customers of Chanel SA have expressed their dissatisfaction with the sharp rise in prices for the brand's handbags.