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I included a modification that removed Burberry from the reference of luxury class. This is highly misinformed. Burberry ranges from fine couture class clothing to expensive mid level luxury. The cheapest goods made by Burberry are still more expensive, generally, than the most expensive goods from Andrew Marc. Quality is also superior for Burberry, hence the big price differences. The only exception to this would be in their Shearling coats from a number of years ago, but Burberry had that as part of the mid tier London line, and it was subsequently dropped and replaced by a Prorsum line with costs in excess of 10K, significantly more than the costs of Andrew Marc Jackets. In addition, the Burberry clothing is typically made in Europe, with the best goods made in England or Italy, where as much of Andrew Marc's clothing is typically made in Asian countries, often China. This isn't a knock on Andrew Marc, simply that the luxury level is not on part with Burberry, and those who shop at one are not shopping at the other very often. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2602:306:B8E7:14D0:E8C5:ADEA:D092:5BDA (talk) 19:04, 14 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]