"upscale products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to high-priced, luxurious, or fashionable items. For example, "The store sold an array of upscale products, from designer clothes to gourmet food items."
TowerBrook, the private equity firm that is acquiring the company, has experience with upscale products.
Korean delis tend to have more upscale products, and some say higher prices.
"We want to provide more upscale products to a broader age range of customers".
William Morrison specializes in regularly offering bargains, while Safeway has more upscale products, and is trying to push the idea of grocery store as entertainment.
Chrysler is not known for upscale products, but has had some success in promoting its 300 model as a quasi-luxury car that is more affordable than European competitors.
"But there is a real boom going on now in emerging markets from China to Korea and India, where incomes are rising and there is demand for the upscale products that LVMH and Mercedes produce".
"Today, it's any upscale product made with care and good products".
The best way of recovering the costs is by creating an upscale product".
"There will be no used goods, no dollar goods, but it will be all upscale product, almost like an outlet center," Mr. Brady said.
Parents, Mr. Sher said, like the idea "that not everybody can play it, not everyone can afford it — it's almost like it's a more upscale product".
JetBlue, formed two years ago and one of the few American carriers to post a first-quarter profit, has marketed itself as a trendy carrier with an upscale product at a bargain price.
