Not sure if this is the right place to ask I heard copy products are being sold in Hong Kong and I would like to buy those with good quality (of course the price is a lot cheaper than the original product). Anyone would recommend me such places?

Thanks in advance.

If you read what you have just written - would you know what you're talking about ???

Are you talking about generic Viagras ? why would you be looking to buy these here
when you can get then where you are just as easily ?

oh you are absolute right. I just read my post again it was very unclear. Well, I actually meant those copy luxury product such as LV bag...

There are Indians that stand outside Nathan Road near Chung King Mansion that ask pedestrians if they want to buy tailored suits, if you ask them they can probably point you to someone that sells fake watches and bags.
If not you can walk the street markets in Mongkok and look out for these tables with a catalogue of bags near stalls that sell bags. You need to tell the guy what you want hoe much you are willing to pay and he will go get it at a later time, some might ask for a deposit, dont commit to anything until you see the goods!!!

Also you get what you pay for, not sure how cheap you expect them to be but dont expect the very cheap copies to look real at all. As an example a good copy watch of a Tag or Rolex, with the same working functons as the original could cost between 800 to 1500 HKD. Be warned though, if you dont know how to bargain you will get ripped off big time, if these people are crooked enough to sell fake goods they are crooked enough to make as much off you as they can!!!

If you look like a local, 95% will refuse to do business with you, they will say something like everything is out of stock today or some other excuse, they probably think you are HK customs or police

I only know someone who bought fake watches, dont know anybody who bought bags so cant give you more details

Take a trip up to Shenzhen in Lo Hua commercial city. It sits on the right hand side taking the escalator to one floor up.

Inside there is an array of fakes especially from 2nd level up on display thus this place has 5 floors.

Be prepared to haggle especially is the moto and a must!!!

Do ask but not usually on display is A+ quality fakes....the best but at a premium.

HK fakes are made in China.......?

So why pay the middle man where the source is easily availabe....!

I agree with puffdaddy, go to Shenzhen for good quality fakes. In the past few years, I've bought 2 pairs of expensive
shoes from 'agnes b' and 'Guy Giano', I think. After a few months all 4 soles had come unglued and were flapping around.
WTF? A lot of expensive, designer fashion stuff is total crap.  

I also bought the best fitting pair of trousers I've ever had in Shenzen. I bought a suit from that famous Indian tailor in
TST - the one all the movie stars and presidents go to. That suit was crap as well but at least it wasn't very expensive.

Did you check to see if the were made in china....?

Actually nothing wrong with the tailoring in Shenzhen an agree with you onilor  that point.....

Infact got a tailor in Commercial city who i have used for just over a year now. If i need anything i just call him up and ask for it to be made which is usually around a week. Made to measure......Perfect!

I recently read an article in the NYT about the manufacture of European designer goods. It seems that even the genuine products are now all made in China. The stuff is then shipped to Italy or France where a few finishing touches are added to satisfy EU law and legally justify the Made in Italy/France label. Some Italian designer brands have gone about it in the opposite way - they have set up factories in northern Italy that employ illegal Chinese immigrants paying them shit wages. Supposedly, the genuine articles benefit from superior quality control, but fake or genuine, they're all made by Chinese labor.

A friend of mine who worked in an English trading company that acted as go-between between a famous Italian menswear designer and it's Chinese factories said that a men's shirt that sells for US$ 175 in the states costs $4 to make, materials included.

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Thank you all! Very much appreciated.