【】 Near the end of the year, Chengdu’s purchasing agent circle has witnessed another wave of purchasing agents; industry insiders say that compared to Shanghai and Beijing, the purchasing agents of Chengdu people are grand but still gorgeous. Towards the end of the year, there was a wave of purchasing agents in the fashion-obsessed purchasing circle.
At about 3 pm on December 30, 2009, in a civilized salon in the World Trade Center on Shuncheng Street, the BABALA long skirt swayed in the wind, the big bow on the waist told elegance, and the purple-white ZARA sweater had The slim-fitting folds glowed faintly under the slanting sunlight… A long-haired man introduced the clothes she had just bought from Hong Kong to several well-dressed men. “Wow, so beautiful!” They exclaimed as they put on their favorite clothes and took turns staring in front of the mirror. A tall man with a tall body was so calm that his cheeks were red and his eyes were shining. “Let’s go crazy tonight!” The female companions burst into laughter…
The long-haired man is from this civilized salon. Boss Wang Qian. This salon is specially designed to provide services such as personal appearance and inner image improvement for women who pursue fashion in Chengdu. Several ladies include the CEO of a shoe industry, the director of an accounting firm, and white-collar workers in the company. They were not holding a fashion show in the salon, but sharing the Italian and French brand clothing and cosmetics that Wang Qian had just purchased for them from Hong Kong.
Wang Qian helps members purchase on their behalf. It is truly a form of help. She gives it to the other party at the original price without making any profit. “On the one hand, I can maintain a good relationship with my members, and on the other hand, because I share my favorite things and see myself happy, I also enjoy it.”
“This dress suits me very well, right? It should be very good. Slim fit.” Ms. Li, who is in her 30s, picked up a purple and white ZARA sweater and entered the fitting room. 42-year-old Ms. Wan chose a cheongsam, “This is a cheongsam made of business attire fabric. It’s very special.” “This is what I bought for you. We have the same understanding.” Wang Qian Laughed.
Several men looked calmly in front of the mirror, “It’s so beautiful. It’s right to ask Mr. Wang to buy clothes for you!” Wang Qian took in the necklaces and bracelets like magic and matched them for herself. Several women immediately swept away all the things Wang Qian purchased. “It has become our way of life to ask Mr. Wang to buy clothes and cosmetics for us.” Wang Qian also found that members asked her to buy more and more things, and she had to swipe tens of thousands of yuan every time she went out.
It is reported that new data released by the World Consumer Goods Association in December last year showed that China’s total consumption of consumer goods has increased to US$9.4 billion, becoming the second largest consumer of consumer goods after Japan. Because the price range of luxury goods is different from that in Hong Kong, the United States and other places, many people go abroad to buy luxury goods, and purchasing agents came into being. There are tens of thousands of purchasing agents on the Internet. Most of the purchased products are simple items such as cosmetics and clothing. Purchasing locations include Hong Kong as close as possible and all over the world as far away as possible.
These ladies in the salon were all patrons of “Renhe” and “Meimei” in the past. Why do they ask Wang Qian to purchase on their behalf? Apart from the price factor, what makes them so fond of purchasing on behalf of others?
On the other hand, are purchasing agents just to earn costs? What is the difference between purchasing agents in Chengdu and purchasing agents in other villages? Recently, reporters walked into Chengdu’s purchasing circle and had close contact with this fashionable way of life and consumption. Purchasing agent, why not buy it yourself?
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