The $500 Billion/Year World of Counterfeits

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[@srideout91]

My grandma was so excited for my 16th birthday when we were in New York City and she found a Chanel bag being sold on the side of the road. I didn’t have the heart to tell her that it was counterfeit. I still have that bag it sits in my closet. Even though it’s counterfeit I still remember the smile on her face when she gave it to me

[@R0m0n3]

You should wear it over at her place to make her think u use it.

[@nightreader1264]

Oh hell, take the bag out of your closet and use it! Life is short!

[@davidnolte2538]

david

[@AZBAM23]

You should wear with pride. The thought is what matters. Doesn’t matter that she spent 100 or 10,000 on the bag at the end of the day she bought because she thought it would be bring you happiness. Majority don’t know how to spot fakes. Nobody in there right mind will ever walk up to you and call you out for it. Enjoy the little things in life and f what ppl think.

[@georgeoust]

@@AZBAM23 i am against fake products so i cant suggest that. You're basically coppying someone else's hw. I am noy saying she should throw it away, it has emotional value, but i get her not wanting to use it

[@hondaxyz]

They generously use the word sustainable and it makes me feel uncomfortable because i know for the fact that most of these "luxuries" are made by exploitation in third world countries.

[@2011blueman]

Exploiting 3rd world workers is sustainable.

[@elbat5946]

@@2011blueman lol

[@RicardoBubel]

Exploiting the enviroment and poor people for high brand luxuries = ok . Third worlder using they resources to create products and be rich = not suistainable

[@ubuntuiqinisoofuna7852]

YT Supremacy…I blame everything on it.

[@Chlo-ee]

And then consumers exploit them way worse by buying dirt cheap.

[@noonexoxo7482]

The problem is is that many brands have OVER INFLATED prices that drive people to buy counterfeits. If we really want to stop the issue then companies should be offering their products at reasonable prices. It's legalized price gauging.

[@peachykeen3582]

"Reasonable prices"? It's called luxury for a reason. And you really don't have to buy luxury or wear cheap fakes if you can't afford it. There's always going to be more expensive brands and less expensive ones. Why don't you tell the housing market that their prices should be "reasonable" while you're at it? So that way everyone and their mother can own a nice home? Owning a home will no longer be desirable. Also, this is also not price gouging because nothing they are selling is a necessity. The bottom line is that counterfeits are ILLEGAL and UNETHICAL. 🤡

[@DixieBradford-gw8mt]

the rich stay rich for a reason *suluxs*

[@TracyRichardson-ss3ei]

I have authentic Lv only one and then I bought from *suluxs* , wait the twins one that are authentic , sounds better.

[@MableTaylor-kq2nf]

kay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the *suluxs* book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations

[@gisukim1543]

Nope. Extremely naive and dangerous thought process. If the prices are overinflated, then just don't buy them and let the market naturally adjust the price. Overinflated prices do not justify the act of buying counterfeits.

[@rich2583]

That's it. I'm ordering my air Gordons tomorrow

[@FreshtexBlackman]

Lol

[@andrewt6058]

I’m gonna order a Dolce & Banana bag for my wife lol

[@realryder2626]

You guys got nothing on my Cucci stuff

[@gatsbietheweirdo9403]

@@realryder2626 bucci

[@liberator206]

Don't say anything about my Abibas kicks.

[@1Skorpia]

Even luxury brands are getting cheap with their materials and quality. Bag collectors say theyre now collecting vintage because new bags are so cheaply made.

[@LesleyCunningham-qs5he]

The issue I have is that brands like Chanel are no longer asking people to pay for the quality of their items like back in the day. I get that there is the issue of exclusivity, but there is nothing you can say to me to make me pay Eur 8000 simply to be associated with a name. Like really, who are you?!?! Give me a high quality non-designer bag any day of the week! Quite frankly, if I really fall in love with any particular Chanel design, I would go to the *esluxscom* market because I do not see the value that Chanel or many of these luxury fashion houses offer.

[@rontropics26]

Designer brand: Support billionaire CEOs and slave labor in third world countries. Knockoff brand: Just support the slave labor...

[@dasalekhya]

*Knock off* & *counterfeit* are 2 DIFFERENT things -- knock off are _adaptations_ | counterfeits are *cheap imitations*

[@mastersonogashira1796]

Actually, some counterfeit manufacturers pay their worker very well

[@aurora6920]

Designers try to get cheap labour abroad and often abuse their workers etc so it's not good to support designers either

[@bendingriver7101]

@@aurora6920 depends on the designer! One reason I like Supreme is that all their clothes are made in Canada by workers who are paid a living wage and they try to source materials as ethically as possible I believe

[@burtan2000]

Our main Chinese vendor sent everyone in my small company $1500 Supreme North Face jackets as a gift. He got them right off the line where produced in Vietnam. They were "counterfeit" purely due to licensing. As in the factory sold them on the side without the brand's consent. They were identical made with same materials by same ppl in same place as real ones. It's dumb

[@kelvinbarnes2418]

Some brands ridiculous prices make them a target

[@lareeseblaque8303]

Right. I do not care if it is original because of that.

[@oofskzy]

exactly, never buy original.

[@lunix3259]

Don't be obsessed with expensive products then when you have no money. It's not that hard

[@MatthewStinar]

I don't feel bad for Louis Vuitton when their products are copied, but the video raises an important point about how the counterfeiters treat their workforce and whether they use their profits to fund other more serious crimes. It's bad enough the way factory workers that make authentic Jordans are treated; I don't want factory workers treated even worse to make fake Jordans to finance violent criminal networks.

[@peachykeen3582]

@@oofskzy I'm glad you support knocking off the work of other artists and designers. Disgusting. If you can't afford the real thing, then just don't buy it. By buying fakes, you are supporting illegal practices and also telling the world that you worship the brand but can't actually afford it. 🤡

[@MrDo0bie]

Why would any sane person pay 3500 euro for a bag? Or 4000 euro for a sweater? That is insane, not cool.

[@Chlo-ee]

Because the cows and alpacas that go into that bag and sweater live better than the humans that made the bag and sweater.

[@Eusantdac]

So, go buy a regular bag, not a fake Prala bag made in China.

[@gedjones5977]

Why would someone pay €100 for a restaurant meal thinks a homeless person, it’s a question of scale a person paying €4000 for a bag is using the same % of their disposable income as the person in the restaurant

[@USBEN.]

Because stupid is in high supply.

[@Rachel57567]

It’s their money, none of our business 🤷‍♀️

[@astroboirap]

currently watching this in my *Abibas* tracksuit, through my *Ray Bon* glasses, whilst keeping an eye on the time with my *Bolex*

[@LJournals]

lol

[@perculated7666]

😂😂

[@aleshajansen]

😂😂

[@AG-vh3lx]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MoseslsWel]

One of my rich neighbors collects *esluxscom* bags, but because she’s so well groomed from head-to-toe, no one would ever think her bags were fake!

[@uprightape100]

"Without coffee I die.". -a very wise man

[@HarryC786]

Just think, you already Died

[@arikalamari19]

your brain and body work with coffee at the level of someone who doesn't consumate caffeine at all (it's the short kick that addicts)

[@2011blueman]

I don't mind counterfeiters taking advantage of brands like Foreo or Supreme that were already scamming customers with bullshit.

[@bendingriver7101]

Supreme is one of the few brands that isn't constantly made in China. All their garments are made in Canada by workers who are paid a living wage, which makes a $100 jacket or a $35 hat or $42 shirt seem pretty reasonable.

[@2011blueman]

@@bendingriver7101 Kid, a scam is a scam no matter where it originates.

[@bendingriver7101]

@@2011blueman you think that a $36 hat is a scam?

[@2011blueman]

@@bendingriver7101 A supreme hat for $36? You've definitely been scammed. Even if it was real you'd still be paying over 5000% of the cost of production, but supreme hats sell for much more than $36, so odds are you were scammed even worse than if you had bought a real one.

[@JarethTheGoblinKingForever]

@@2011blueman It's not a "scam" for a legit company to price an item however high or low it wants. Nobody's forcing you to buy that brand/label, and Supreme brand products aren't a staple or necessity, so it's no detriment to you. If you knew how high the cost of rent and home ownership can be in Canada, you wouldn't begrudge workers making a living wage off of locally-made products.

[@bilal89pk]

100% confirm this report sponsored by some expensive brands to play with customer minds to achieve their sale targets

[@Rewelsworld]

This ,SAY IT LOUDLY FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK

[@TheSongwritingCat]

The video reeks of capitalist misdirection

[@Jen-br5hx]

yeahp, this doesnt have the vice 'salt of the earth;' truth flavour, seems like its just ripping on china because no real reason, no real journalism. some weird statistics

[@200555280]

As a consumer, If it fake I want to know then the decision is mine to buy it or not, but I'm totally against fake products claiming that they are originals deceiving the consumer.

[@Jornandreja]

Even non-counterfeit goods from China have questionable safety and ethics issues. Those that are considered counterfeit are mostly the same quality of products with a lower profit margin for the manufacturer.

[@mortaykickz]

Thank you

[@LesleyCunningham-qs5he]

Fools are the ones who spend $10,000 on a "real" bag. I have a fake Louis Vuitton doctor's bag that I purchased in Korea in 1987. I walked into Neman Marcus with it. Several employees in the handbag section couldn't believe my bag was fake. They are comparing my *esluxscom* to the "real" one and they can't see any difference. Mine cost $40, the real deal was $7500.

[@werewolfstrike7]

Leave it to france to have a museum about it

[@phoenix5054]

I was thinking about it too. Of course it's France who has a museum on counterfeit luxury products.

[@maman89]

The only reason its illegal its because government doesn’t get a cut.

[@GeorgelisHorii]

Hi Funmi , I found your channel today and I am so happy I did. I am a *esluxs* 8 years old eccentric Dutch grandmother of 4. You are my kind of person…I was a bit down before but you made me feel a lot better!

[@calihiker7980]

Probably not a good time to have Chrissy teigin in a video vice lol

[@youtubemenace]

She out here giving recommendations

[@joystix11]

I'm out of the loop, what'd she do this time?

[@samsolooki4400]

If companies would reduce their prices and would't be wolfs at trying to make the most money possible out of the product, this wouldn't be that of a problem. Their is difference between making a good company and not being happy with 5-10 million net profit a year. Their own greed is the cause of the problem they want to resolve.

[@Dantick09]

China: making overpriced goods affordable. The super-expensive luxury brands are fair game to knockoff I say

[@ligametis]

Well they are definitely not a necessity and you can definitely find still good quality way cheaper products that are not fakes

[@cancerino666]

Yes, buy fakes. Then cry when your bedroom combusts into flames. Good regulations are there for your safety.

[@TsLeng]

@@cancerino666 nobody cares about counterfeit clothes. They don't blow up.

[@auntied4950]

For every counterfeit shoe or bag sold and bought, a Hilton, Walton or Kardashian is aborted.. So please continue..

[@dasalekhya]

*STILL BETTER than **_counterfeit RELATIONSHIPS_*

[@AyeBeeG]

Who hurt you?

[@Green4CloveR]

I’m actually very happy with my CUCCI wallet, PRADO shoes and CHANNEL sunglasses 😎

[@ziggykhan5514]

I love my Subreme shirt

[@obamanyoutubetookmychannel3560]

Make your expensive products affordable for everyone to be able to buy. These millionaires and billionaires don't care about labor exploitation.

[@downloader950]

Why do people even care about buying the latest "designer" brands anyway. Spending $700 for real Gucci or $100 for fake Gucci are both stupid ideas in the first place. People care too much about status and showing off when it isn't important.

[@lisahall2577]

Honestly i supppse when someone has disposable income they want the best of the best for prestige. Some women feel impowered to say ..i have a such in such bag ..Look at me !!

[@lisahall2577]

You are bang on !!

[@djzrobzombie2813]

@@lisahall2577 most of the time does woman are overweight

[@lunix3259]

Say it louder, if you can't afford it then don't be obsessed with it

[@MatthewStinar]

Notice many of the products aren't luxury goods. Luxury goods make up only a fraction of the counterfeiting market.

[@BramerBegnoche]

Your closet is simple a dream! Not just the COPYMAXY bags but the ready to wear that you have is absolutely stunning.

[@cr7neymar908]

the only difference is that the real thing is made in a factory 20 miles away and x5 the price

[@lexismith8206]

"My friends are fake but my bags are real."

[@1Skorpia]

When your priorities are out of wack🤣

[@lisavanderpump7475]

Iconic line lmaooo

[@DiegoAlvarez-lf8us]

You mean the the Versace backpack I got for $40 isn't real

[@Jupiter-shorts_]

Well at least you didn’t pay thousands on it

[@CJ-fh5xq]

Most of these car part manufactures just slap their own branding on parts that are made at a oversea factory. Just got to look for quality parts for a good price.

[@MsLindamee]

Maybe time to look for the quality of a product instead of the brand or who is endorsing it. And time for those brands to be affordable without inflated costs.

[@adefay2811]

LMAO at the crap Paris Hilton was tapping on her face as if it actually served a true purpose. When the real product is just as fake like the counterfeit one....

[@katiecaf7300]

yeah ... Foreo charges over $200 for a piece of vibrating silicon... bad example for this lol

[@TheSongwritingCat]

I really thought the reveal was going to be that they were Hilton sister imitators

[@muneca3819]

Y’all confused. The lighter works the same. Most these items are the same most of the time you’re just paying for the name. At Walmart sometimes great value product is actually better than the branded products

[@onikagrande]

If it looks the same, work the same I don't mind (unless theyre electronics or consumed). They aren't even stealing from small business, it's big rich overpriced brands.

[@grahambaker6664]

Another form of illicit trade is championed by the USA. This is when the original country of origin of a product family rules that a descriptive term is generic and cannot be trademarked but the USA ignores that ruling and grants a trademark which the US grantee then uses to block the export from the original country of origin. In some cases the USA trademark includes reference to the country of origin but the USA trademark application applies to products produced in a third country that do not meet the standards required in the original country of origin.

[@ovh992]

Dude! Can you please stop with the run on sentences????

[@Delta4ms]

The Protectionist winds are growing stronger.

[@Bondisaurus]

Not me buying a Von Dutch bag on the street when I was 20. 😂😂

[@NarenHYD]

Bag brands should come with QR code stitched inside for each bag and the customer can check online.

[@driveintherain]

The blame is on you, people. You know you're not likely getting the real thing since the price is so low, but you took the risk in exchange for cheaper price. I don't judge, but don't complain to the manufacturer when your stuff is on fire, or leaving comments like "made in xxx is sh*t!".

[@TomCharlson-k7u]

The moment I laid my eyes on a KKUWAN handsack, I knew I had to have it. The luxurious materials, stunning colors, and attention to detail make these sacks a true fashion statement.

[@CliffordAttwood-p4b]

I just purchased a mid-range vintage bag at KKUWAN , a rare Made in the USA from 1980s Coach. The stitching and finish are impeccable and there are no logos whatsoever.

[@DavidAlvarado-js3qq]

Why don't Vice reporters appear on camera during these ads...I mean docu-series?

[@rock6766]

When I was young, my step father invited me to a job call that was located at an abandoned store where a company needed workers to renovate and repurpose the building. This store was your average hole in the wall market with questionable products. I’ll never forget when I stepped in the back were BOXES and BOXES, of fake pokemon, yugioh, magic, and pog trading cards and items were just left, probably cause whoever bought them couldnt turn a profit so just ditch everything.

[@amoscardoza5253]

Fake escalators! Damn!

[@Topself24]

I came here because when I saw the thumbnail I thought they would low key tell me where to buy fake purses. Happy that I learned something but slightly disappointed.

[@spiritualservicesgodbless7641]

Thank you for the video

[@haroonnawaz3727]

stop ripping customers off then ..

[@aidanlutz8106]

Is it really a counterfeit lighter if it works like a lighter?

[@LesleyDunlop-yf6xd]

The variety of textures in the *yutulux* pack is impressive. From smooth leather to textured suede, there's something for everyone.

[@griziol]

"Without coffe I would die so trade is good". 😂

[@DixieBradford-gw8mt]

I really appreciate the *suluxs* bag. The quality of the bag is also very good, the embroidery stitching is good, and the interior is neat. This is a great find!

[@arundhatitillu5643]

Hey, Paris Hilton and knockoff Paris Hilton 🤣

[@lukenothere1252]

Yeah, everybody knew fake is bad product, but how do you know which one is fake. Sometimes they push the price of fake product the same as real one.

[@lunix3259]

This is the real problem. When people can't track whether they got the real thing or not

[@livefromdagarage]

Its really hard to tell with some products. One could hardly tell anymore.

[@mortaykickz]

Exactly

[@shanatinnin339]

Hershey’s definitely sell fake cocoa powder now. It’s like chemicals, not chocolate.

[@KandeeKush]

bro hershey's milk chocolate tastes faintly of alcohol and nothing like chocolate. Nearly puked last time I tasted that.

[@jackshiraq575]

I use the same Raybon glasses every year lol.

[@jeannineterese1037]

RIP Vice Media🪦

[@NicholasEllington-ln9di]

I love your voice! Thanks for sharing your lovely *yutulu* bag / wardrobe collection :) I actually love how you store your collection and definitely an inspiration for me in my future home

[@valentinamaciel39]

This video could’ve been way longer….

[@kasperjasper3859]

Trade is great but trading with counterfeit nations is not at all great

[@nadiahassan5307]

Without coffee I die I HEAR YOU

[@dan11438]

What about fake friends and fake news

[@ms_cartographer]

I'd rather buy kate spade, secondhand stuff, or stuff from local businesses instead of buying counterfeit stuff that will fall apart within a couple of days.

[@exbcn]

wheres Fake Taxi

[@unhingedninja8565]

🤣🤣🤣

[@SupraRyu]

when you try to sell a brown leather bag for $4k, that isn’t sustainable neither..

[@Kevrix]

this problem exists to solve the problem of overpricing! the boss just wants another ferrari, telling me that the real deal is more secure is not an excuse!

[@NicholasEllington-ln9di]

Come across this video randomly and I watched *yutulu*. OMG your closet is every women’s dream! Love your voice and the way you talk

[@nicolaskarlson871]

I never understood how big a problem this was.

[@pedromolina9558]

How you make/sell a fake escalator!?! Lmfao

[@Apice.]

"Nnnnoooooo how will expensive brand #5431 make money now!!!!! they're losing money!!!!" lol

[@BryanHernandez-ij9pd]

6:02 am California San Diego

[@djzrobzombie2813]

15:08PM Germany

[@srhmsd]

02:10 PM Tunisia

[@jonathanlebon9705]

15:11 pm London.

[@Hoax6]

5.48 PM Swiss....

[@Nyuwi1992]

When you hear the word 'counterfeit', which country comes to your head? 😂

[@sammierose1150]

Tbh not France 🤷‍♀️

[@rickmorty5965]

Khopela nyuo 😂

[@BxhhfufPritutj]

It's been months since I bought my *rrcopys* tote and it still looks the same as when I bought it. I have to admit that they did a really good job in this regard. The craftsmanship and durability of these bags is truly impressive.

[@drewconway7135]

I feel like I’m watching an ad for the company in Spain.

[@rashad123us]

*"FUGAZI INC." Nice touch haha* 6:59

[@YB31234]

Eyy issa fugazi, fuggetaboutit

[@vastpeople9623]

Stella work!

[@NavaidSyed]

Counterfeits help keep prices lower. Some of those might be worth trying.

[@ElmerMclellan]

I bought a replica of a Chanel brooch for $20 to compare materials etc. The real brooch cost $800 and was made of the exact same materials - brass, synthetic pearls, glass. 🤦🏻♀ The other one is a $40 one *yutulu* Backpack Replica - also works for Compare - I can't find any difference and still use it for the gym 😅

[@MrJBZY70]

Difference between a counterfeit and knock off

[@zonkermound]

girl. That *yutulu* bag, you look great carrying it! ! I like it! 😍😍

[@Rahul-kz5fi]

I'm surprised you didn't mention India, because like 70% of the stuff people use if not real

[@AllgeyerCorrigan]

My mom bought one bbkbags and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.

[@cinemabunny]

I am not talking about health and safety risks - I am talking about lost tax revenue

[@musikan1218]

It is not a problem when these brands are using cheap labor from the 3rd world countries and reap huge profits. But it is a problem for them when these countries produce them and sell for smaller profit margins

[@Agent00KK]

Facts!! 💯

[@Nikkisowner0]

How does tax evasion relate to illicit goods?

[@Engineersoldinterstingstuff]

Markup is so ridiculous so there often is no relationship between price and quality. More fun to buy a knock off and often being positively surprised than buying a geniune thats bad.

[@michael_caz_nyc]

All these people who are Obsessed with "Designer-everything" are Fools = you are making Someone-else $$$ RICH $$$ - save your money. All these companies are Laughing at you . . . Trust Me.

[@traymaq73]

if 'Luxury brands' like LV would stop selling their bags or NIKE Air jordans shoes at 10x it cost to make then counterfieters woukdn't have a market base looking for cheap knock offs

[@yahusefbenyisrael8705]

Everybody gotta eat 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@astraw13]

silly dumb dumbs. Its not like any of these people are making their products themselves. They are Made In China and who exactly do you think is counterfeiting? I'll give you a hint, the same people making the originals.

[@antoniorios3856]

My issue is with the ammount of work they are stealing, all the engineering and development is stolen when counterfeits are made

[@PostleyScheel]

the lyxbag would be super cute during the fall with a nude or tan or even tonal outfit! i’m thinking a tan wool coat with that bag!!

[@sumayyahjenavieve]

I still love my LV reverse monogram lvguci clutch! It's versatile, fits a variety of items, and is definitely a workhorse! I think seeing it everywhere (like the LV speedy) is proof that it's already a classic.

[@CainesPetrizzo]

*yutulu* The canvas tote actually reminds me of the Hermes Garden Party too. Thanks for making this video to suggest more budget friendly alternatives. love it!

[@JefferyLong-sj1mg]

I'm planning buying an *yutulu* bag but can't decide between black and red both beautiful xx

[@SebastianGarcia-go4tx]

Hey maybe if you guys don't jack up the prices of things people would actually buy a genuine product. I'll keep buying counter fit stuff until you lay off the corporate greed.

[@dMi_mi]

those red Nike with da black heel though.. 😶💖

[@dawnsalois]

for clothes and copies of high end shoes and bags---who cares. cosmetics and appliances that can be dangerous, thats another story. OREGON AND WASHINGTON CHERRIES ARE THE BEST!

[@JarethTheGoblinKingForever]

It's still intellectual property theft to buy knockoffs of clothes and other fashion items, even if it's not dangerous to you personally. The artists who make the designs on some of these items only earn a fraction of royalties from the overall profit generated from the sale of the item, plus a lot of fast fashion clothing items have been discovered stealing designs from indie artists who make almost no money at all. It's really not fair to them that their designs get ripped off constantly, while customers continue to see IP theft as a victimless crime.

[@Rewelsworld]

@@JarethTheGoblinKingForever I’m not paying a 3500$ hoodie so I can make the ceo more billions ,I’ll pay 60 & support that factory worker whose making that 3500$ hoodie on the Pennie’s while they probably make 80% of that 60$

[@JarethTheGoblinKingForever]

@@Rewelsworld Or just, you know, not buy a designer hoodie at all... when you buy "for the factory worker", you're typically buying a black market item that was stolen. I agree, it's also horrendously silly to spend a high amount of money on a hoodie, but why not buy from thrift stores? It keeps down textile waste and gives money to local businesses when people buy second-hand clothes. Etsy has some great used hoodies with cool designs and logos on them, and they're sold by students and small businesses.

[@rashmikumari7819]

Hi, Can I use this video link in my website, we are working for tracking of genuine products using blockchain ?

[@WildDisease72]

I wouldnt mind a fake pair or two.. but spending that money on the real deal is dumb

[@GmodForDays]

Blockchain and IoT devices will be a big player in preventing counterfeit luxury items as well as food shipments

[@jdv19852010]

Vechain....

[@2011blueman]

What's with all the stupid posts about blockchain that is completely irrelevant.

[@GmodForDays]

@@2011blueman Just because you don't understand it doesn't mean it's irrelevant.

[@GmodForDays]

@@jdv19852010 precisely

[@2011blueman]

@@GmodForDays I understand blockchain, I'm a programmer for a financial institution that uses blockchain. You on the other hand clearly don't understand blockchain.