On June 18, Bosideng fell 5.64% in regular trading, trading at HKD 3.85/share, with turnover of HKD 181 million. The decline was driven by an ongoing controversy over the down filling quantity of multiple products, which has intensified market concerns over pricing rationality and brand premium sustainability.

The controversy centers on a business-series goose down jacket priced at RMB 2,299, which contains only 86 grams of down filling — significantly below the approximately 150 grams consumers expect at that price point. The product sold over a thousand units online before the issue surfaced. The company's customer service reportedly provided vague responses, further eroding investor confidence.

Bosideng's decline of 5.64% notably outpaced peers in the Apparel, Accessories & Luxury Goods sector, where ANTA Sports fell 1.8%, Shenzhou International fell 2.11%, Li Ning fell 2.53%, Samsonite fell 2.06%, and Laopu Gold fell 0.71%. The widening gap suggests the market is pricing in specific brand reputation damage. The company's next earnings report is scheduled for June 25, adding to near-term investor scrutiny.

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