A collection of the best fake products made in China and all over the world. These counterfeit goods are sure to make you do a double take because they closely resemble the original items they are ripping off. Especially in our neighbor to the East, these knockoffs have become so popular that they are popping up in all types of products, from designer handbags and jeans, to consumer electronics, sneakers, and even top fast food chains. There's no stopping the Chinese when it comes to knocking off the most popular brands from all over the world, including Nike, Calvin Klein, and Starbucks. One of the biggest copycat stories in recent years is the opening of several fake Apple stores in China, who used the electronic giant's logo, decor, and even uniforms. Some employees even believed they worked at a real Apple store.
Counterfeit goods often use recognizable logos and images from well-known products in hopes of fooling shoppers. The more high end and expensive, the more tempting it is to buy a cheap and fake version of it. A popular spot to find the best Chinese knock offs are at night markets and street vendors, considered by some cheap tourists as a shopping paradise. These have even become popular tourist spots in China and other countries that sell replica items. No matter how illegal it is, there is probably a bootleg for anything you wear, use or find at home. If faux fashion or knockoff electronics are your thing, then check out the hilarious gallery below!
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iFake
Jack's Long Lost Cousin?
The Only Thing Worse Than Crocs
Nothing Comes Between Me and My Calvins
Faking Soda
Daiads?
Think Different
Pop Station
Sony's Mistress
Just Fake It