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Worst fakes and rip-off labels
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AnGeLiCbOrIs
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I'd almost buy that KUMA shirt with the bear...so bad its almost good.Originally Posted by A Canuker
I think it's pretty clever. I'd probably buy it too.
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i just saw a "dolce & gabbena" tie in a thrift store the other day. priced higher than all the other "normal" thrift ties too
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i just saw a "dolce & gabbena" tie in a thrift store the other day. priced higher than all the other "normal" thrift ties tooOriginally Posted by stickonatree
There are people selling them on the streets all over HK. Some of them are really nice. They cost $4-5 each.
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So, why is this brand a fake or rip off then.
They are a legitimate shoe company in Montenegrano, the Northhampton of Itlay.
In fact they have been operating around the same time as Silvano.
http://www.lattanzigianfranco.it/
Some people do have the same surnames. It's not uncommon. Some artisans even have the same forename & surname.
For instance, who is the fake Salvatore Piccolo then?
So, why is this brand a fake or rip off then.
They are a legitimate shoe company in Montenegrano, the Northhampton of Itlay.
In fact they have been operating around the same time as Silvano.
http://www.lattanzigianfranco.it/
Some people do have the same surnames. It's not uncommon. Some artisans even have the same forename & surname.
For instance, who is the fake Salvatore Piccolo then?
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