When it comes to counterfeits, not all fashion brands are equally popular


By AGENCY

When it comes to counterfeiting, not all brands are equally popular, it seems. Photo: StockSnap

If there's one sector that doesn't seem to be struggling, it's the market for counterfeit goods.

It owes this robust economic health to the luxury sector, copying designer creations and selling fake versions at lower prices. Brands such as Louis Vuitton and Gucci are among the most sought-after names among consumers looking for fake products.

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