Ritz-Carlton is getting into fashion, apparently, as the hotel group is collaborating with Madrid menswear label Late Checkout on a unique collection…
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Looks more like a hotel uniform for a pool boy or children to wear to summer camp.
You’re Ritz Carlton you can’t colabirate with a bigger name like Ralph Lauren ? By the way checkout is at 11AM. Namaste.
This tells you everything you need to know about Ritz-Carlton: it's a faux luxury hotel. Imagine the kind of people who would wear this. The kind of people who say they're "staying at The Ritz."
With that said, I'm a little surprised that this wasn't launched for Edition since Edition is intended by Marriott to be a Ritz-Carlton for younger demographics.
Exactly. Ritz-Carlton hasn’t done anything interesting with hotels for years. At least this latest nonsense is on-brand for its core vulgarian customers.
Looking at you, Aman, with that crap Aman Essentials brand managed by Doronin’s girlfriend.
Am I the only one who clicked on this thinking Ritz was introducing capsule rooms for late checkout guests?
I'd rather the Ritz actually prioritized giving elite members a Late Checkout without having to beg.
Thx for the laughs. Classic backwards Marriott strategy (and perfectly ironic). Good luck to all getting late checkout at the ritz. Lolz
Is it really that difficult to get a late checkout at RC? I got 3 pm checkout at RC Tokyo recently but don’t stay at RC often (since no complimentary breakfast).
Great!!!
Another late checkout denied.
They should partner with 12PM as that's the latest check out RC typically give you.
What's the colab for?
They don't even put those in the room and I can order any 'logo to showoff' shirt from China.
Might as well do a RC x Eric Adams.
At least the latter you still get upgrades.
I'd like to see an award for "most pointless promotion or partnership" each year. This would certainly be in the running for '24...
Hmm, “meticulously curated pieces that redefine everyday luxury, elevating wardrobe essentials with a dash of irreverence and playful sophistication”?
It’s a collection of Tshirts and sweatshirts/sweatpants. Don’t know if I would call this “boundary pushing” design.
I don't even see the "dash of irreverence" or "playful sophistication". It's a lame mix of over-branded garbage. But it does push one boundary...
The customer's wallet.