So, I stumbled across this weird mishmash of info. First, there’s Loewe the *stock* (Loewe AG – ZB_14006792.ETR, apparently). That’s different, okay? Don’t get confused! And then there’s Loews (with an ‘s’), which, according to one of these random snippets, closed at $87.80 on March 19, 2025. Future stuff! Time travel! (Just kidding…or am I?).
But the real juicy bit is this “overrun” thing. It’s basically when they, like, make too much stuff. More Loewe bags than they can sell at those crazy prices? Uh oh! That’s a problem for them, maybe a *fantastic* opportunity for us bargain hunters, though! Think wholesale, think factory surplus… maybe even… gasp… discount Loewe!
Now, I’m picturing this: mountains of Loewe Puzzle bags, maybe with a slightly crooked stitch or a rogue thread (who’s gonna notice, seriously?). Or maybe it’s just *slightly* last season’s color. Still, Loewe! Still amazing!
The thing is, finding this overrun stock is probably like hunting for unicorns. You gotta know where to look. That “Asia’s leading online and offline wholesale fashion destination” blurb from one of these snippets sounds promising, but also maybe a little *too* good to be true, ya know? Gotta be careful of scams!
And then there’s the whole “production overrun” definition thing. They’re supposed to only make what they need, right? But sometimes, mistakes happen. Maybe the designer got a little *too* enthusiastic with the orders, or the factory messed up the quantities. Who knows? All I know is, more Loewe for the masses (hopefully at a reasonable price!) is a good thing in my book.
Honestly, the whole thing’s a bit of a mess to piece together. Stock prices, store locators (Lowe’s, not Loewe, duh!), and vague whispers of surplus. But the *idea*… the idea of scoring a Loewe bargain… that’s what keeps me digging.
