That’s HopCat, not SDF.
My dictionary defines the noun luxury as “the state of great comfort and extravagant living.” When used as an adjective, it means “luxurious, or of the nature of a luxury.” Premium slots in this approximate territory, too.
As an adjective, premium implies something of superior quality that probably costs more too. Premium comes straight out of Latin, meaning “reward.” It was first used as an adjective around 1925, in the phrase “premium butter.”
Concurrently, veteran readers might recall Spindletop Draperies, located in a building at 1064 and/or 1066 ......
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