The phrase "authentic goods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to products that are genuine, original, or not counterfeit.
Example: "Consumers are increasingly seeking authentic goods to ensure they are purchasing quality items."
Alternatives: "genuine products" or "real merchandise".
Producers of high-end accessories, especially handbags, are plagued by competition from counterfeit goods ("knockoffs"), sometimes produced using inferior materials in the same factories as the authentic goods.
She specialises in Indian art, decorative antiques and textiles, and offers shopping tours through the city, helping visitors find authentic goods and to haggle for non-tourist prices.
"In Chinatown, people can come and shop for some really authentic goods, and we want them to really experience the neighborhood, not just come down and buy these fake knockoffs," she said.
Dave Goss, of London's Vape Emporium, says that vapers can remain safe by buying from respected manufacturers such as Aspire, KangerTech and Innokin, and by checking for "scratch checkers" on the box, which mark out authentic goods from counterfeits.
The Dibba Al Hasn souk is filled with authentic goods, and is found near the fort, one block in from the corniche on the parallel street.
Bootleggers could be left out in the cold as authentic goods and cash are tagged with tiny radio frequency identity (RFID) chips.
Ms. Ming is a former president of Old Navy. A. I want a really authentic, good conversation.
It will be strange not to see the soon-to-be-retired Carragher in a Liverpool shirt any more, so final sightings of one of the game's authentic good guys in action as Brendan Rodgers' side chase Europa League qualification should be cherished.
On a recent Sunday, this supermarket-size emporium was the site of a style safari, as Ms. Schub, a former fashion stylist, set out to find the authentic military goods so conspicuously inspiring spring fashion.
The fund announced a first investment in June, putting 1.25 million euros into the France-based, European carpooling platform, Covoiturage.fr – and has just announced a second investment in InstantLuxe, a marketplace for certified authentic luxury goods.
From high end clothing stores, such as Stefanel, Swarovski and Furla, to shoe stores, like Leonardo's Shoes and Bata, along with a number of authentic Italian goods shops, there is something for everyone in this section of Florence.
