Roughly how much would I need to spend each month at a luxury brand boutique before I’m assigned a dedicated sales associate?
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Dior, for example…
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Buying presents for yourself is fun, but it also feels kind of empty.
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I always wear suits from Aoyama, so I don’t have a dedicated salesperson or anything. It is Aoyama, after all lol.
Even suits from Aoyama look pretty decent. My monthly partners even tell me things like, “You’re wearing something expensive-looking.”
I go during sales and buy several at once. I don’t spend money on myself—I’m not really interested in that sort of thing. That said, I replace them once a year.
I live in a small studio apartment, and I eat at places like Sukiya, Saizeriya, Ootoya, and Gyoza no Ohsho. My credit card is a free Rakuten Card.
I bought my profile icon from a paid stock-image collection. I’ve also told Mr. Maezawa that.
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I don’t buy things I don’t need, so I don’t have a personal rep either.
Is having someone assigned to you some kind of status symbol for you? How pathetic…
If that’s what you’re after, add some polish through work or lessons that help you level up. Improve your own standing yourself.
I took the photo used for my icon.
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For me, it was at Louis Vuitton.
It’s not like I made a particularly large purchase—the person who helped me when I happened to visit the store simply became my sales associate. So, just as Kazu said, I think it really comes down to meeting the right person.
This is a photo I took myself.
Choosing gifts and going shopping for them is fun, isn’t it? But yes, it can feel empty. It would be ideal if someone would give you gifts instead!
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I asked my papa (a male supporter) about it, and I don’t think there’s any clear-cut standard for how much you need to spend.
Usually, you either ask for the business card of a sales associate you liked, or they give you theirs. Once you start buying from that person every time, they naturally become your personal sales associate.
Apparently, my papa has been buying luxury watches for his family and girlfriends for years, so he has a personal sales associate at a high-end watch store. For my birthday, he even emailed them to ask for recommendations. If you’ve exchanged contact information, I’d say they’re definitely your personal sales associate.
It sounds like he also has a female sales associate at Louis Vuitton. But that’s only at the store nearest him. The other day, when we casually stopped by the Louis Vuitton in Shinjuku 3-chome and bought some denim, a different sales associate gave me their business card.
I just watch all of this from the sidelines, but my papa must look like a generous (well-paying) customer because he gets business cards quite often. So I assume that’s generally how the relationship begins.
※This isn’t actually my photo… I’ll change it too.
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Speaking from personal experience, at a certain GUCCI store, the manager started coming out with a big smile after I spent a few hundred thousand yen there just once.
So I think it’s less about the amount and more about the connection you make.
These are photos I took myself. If you use someone else’s photos, wouldn’t that infringe on their intellectual property rights unless you have a license?
I feel bad accepting gifts, so I prefer to buy the things I want myself.
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