Replica clothing?

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DelusionalCat

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I was reading an old post on here about replica clothing and how there is a market for it, even when disclosing that it's not genuine. I'm trying to make a side hustle/extra income and replica clothing is kind of my passion, so I would like to start selling them AS replicas (I'm not trying to go to prison) but let's say I get a North Face x Supreme Parka for $175 (worth $1,000+) can I sell it for $300 - $400 to someone who is AWARE it's not genuine? Will people even buy it from me? I just dont want to buy a whole bunch of replicas if this is a doomed business plan.

 

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skule

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Well it all depends on your country
Ex: In my country there is a neighborhood that sells only fake clothes (about 200 stores or more) and they dont have any problem with law

 

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DelusionalCat

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skule said:

Well it all depends on your country
Ex: In my country there is a neighborhood that sells only fake clothes (about 200 stores or more) and they dont have any problem with law

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Yeah I'm in the USA, so I'm sure they'll try to arrest me even if I'm not trying to pass them off as genuine lmao

 

PhonetiX

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I'm not doing this business, but a friend of mine does he does sell alot of stuff but hes more into tshirts hoodies watches and jewellery. This is in the UK

 

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DelusionalCat

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PhonetiX said:

I'm not doing this business, but a friend of mine does he does sell alot of stuff but hes more into tshirts hoodies watches and jewellery. This is in the UK

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Good to know.

 

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skule

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DelusionalCat said:

Yeah I'm in the USA, so I'm sure they'll try to arrest me even if I'm not trying to pass them off as genuine lmao

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Thats too risky haha I read an article about “Buying a replica in NY” and that was such a journey otherwise the sellers would get arrested
If I were you I would try something else

 

streamkite

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Umm, it's illegal in the USA to sell replica goods. Doesn't matter if you disclose that it's replica or not.

 

Malcuit

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Really interested in this business. But I don't know a good source to get cheap replicas

 

Veyy

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Malcuit said:

Really interested in this business. But I don't know a good source to get cheap replicas

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I know people who sell replicas in my town mostly source them out from Turkey.They buy mostly fake nike and adidas sneakers and clothing.

 

Elvlin

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You need to sell it to other country. Don't do that US, it's just inviting trouble. and the profit won't even worht the trouble

 

Social God

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I have a friend that does this and he's making so much money. Be careful though. I wouldn't want to risk it especially if you live in a strict country.

 

soulburger

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Not a good idea. You'll run into big legal trouble.

If you insist on doing it, just dropship, use proxies, stealth paypal accounts etc. Don't handle the goods yourself.