What the New York Times says the ultrawealthy are buying, from $530 napkins to $24,500 sport coats

The coffee system from Scanomat is designed with a sink-like spout, an "under-counter design," and connects to an app on your phone, tablet, or Apple Watch. From the app, you can select your brew for the day via voice command or tapping through the app. The product can cost around $15,000, the Times reported. 

Loro Piana is an Italian brand known for its cashmere — with some sweaters priced around $1,700 and cashmere capes going for $11,025. But the luxury brand's $625 cashmere baseball cap featured in the final season of "Succession" is the brand's current claim to fame. Designed in an array of neutral colors and remiss of any flashy logos, the Loro Piana hat embodies the understated essence of quiet luxury.

Loretta Caponi is an Italian home and clothing company with a focus on embroidery. Some of the brand's customers have included the Kennedys and the Rockefellers, according to the company's website. Tablecloth sets can cost €6,500, or over $7,100, while some embroidered placemat and napkin sets cost €480, or around $530. 

The light switches from the English design company Forbes & Lomax are modeled after designs from the 1930s and can cost around $220, the Times reported.

Berluti, a French brand focused on luxury shoes, ready-to-wear, and leather goods, has an understated, high-quality style that embodies quiet luxury. This kind of understatement could set you back over a grand. This particular model, "Fast Track Scritto leather sneaker, costs $1,760. 

The German jewelry brand Hemmerle is certainly on the less subtle side of the 'quiet luxury' trend. Versions of the brand's signature bracelet, called the Harmony Bangle, are made of wood, copper, white gold, and various jewels, and have sold for $13,000 to $103,000, per the Times. Each year, only a few bracelets are made, and each design is unique, according to the company's website.

The Italian luxury clothing brand Brunello Cucinelli has attracted wealthy clients, including Marc Benioff, co-founder and CEO of Salesforce, the Times reported. Most Brunello Cucinelli goods range in price from $375 jersey T-shirts to a $7,495 leather jacket.

The brand also sells a $24,500 Brunello Cucinelli jacket, a part of the brand's exclusive Vicuña line, the Times reported. The Vicuña line uses wool from the native Andes animal, a rare material that the brand calls the "fiber of the gods."

Source Brunello Cucinelli