"high-end items" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to items that are of very high quality and are expensive. For example, "We offer a wide selection of high-end items for our customers."
RedEnvelope also sells high-end items in addition to more moderately priced goods.
They price and help sell high-end items customers bring to them.
Shipping high-end items like appliances required an administrative charge of $190.
"We were selling high-end items from Undercover, Rick Owens and Libertine next to a Subway shop," Roma recalls.
With sales volumes in Russia also down, the company is looking to underdeveloped luxury areas where men are eager consumers of high-end items.
Ms. Nevons said that shoppers were buying practical household items and apparel on sale but were staying away from fashion and high-end items.
Louis Balducci, a partner in the specialty food market Agata & Valentina, says customers are buying fewer high-end items like pâté, caviar, foie gras and smoked salmon.
Enter, then, former property developer James Constantinou and his Surrey-based firm Prestige Pawnbrokers, which has made its name by raising cash on high-end items.
It does not include high-end items like the advanced F-35 fighter, whose sale to Saudi Arabia would alarm Israel.
And Princeton has people who are ready to shop, but perhaps they are looking for high-end items and not low-cost products made from waste.
The main emphasis is selling other high-end items that seek to build on Beretta's patrician image: books on African game hunting, Beretta-branded sportswear, hand-painted porcelain and engraved knives.
