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Prada, Kors and Vuitton top online leathergoods charts

29/07/2015

A survey of online luxury brands has found Prada, Michael Kors and Louis Vuitton offer the most choice for consumers in terms of handbags, with each of the companies offering more than 640 styles.

They are followed by Gucci, Burberry, Ralph Lauren and Armani, which offer around 400 products, 10% of which cost more than $3,000.

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