Sentence examples for fake brands from inspiring English sources

Other real fake brands have attained a more permanent status.

The goal is to discourage consumers from buying fake brands by asserting that it is not a victimless crime.

Finally, fake brands — the parodic Simpsons products, Mooby's in Kevin Smith movies, Big Kahuna burgers in "Pulp Fiction," etc. — tend to be appealing partly because they are fake and often encompass a kind of critique of the absurdity of branding itself.

These fake brands, unsurprisingly, are a lot easier to get hold of than the genuine articles.

While many fake brands are now available, Supreme Italia's strategy is unique: the brand is actually trying to replace the original, explaining why the legal case has dragged on for so long and attracted so much attention, and why some are calling it a "global battle for the control of Supreme".

While many fake brands are now available, Supreme Italia's strategy is unique: The brand is actually trying to replace the original, explaining why the legal case has dragged on for so long and attracted so much attention, and why some are calling it a "global battle for the control of Supreme".

Some sell fake brand-name sunglasses, GI dog-tags or other "war relics".

A cover with the fake brand name "Tomorrow" continues with the line, "I'll stop".

It would wade into the messiness of parody accounts, anonymous mystery accounts, brand accounts, fake brand accounts, bots, and real people posing as bots.

Bad news for visitors to Beijing hoping to pick up some nice fake branded clothing this week: it's been hidden away.

It's a fake brand, from a company that specialises in making such things; they can also hook you up with "Jake Danzel's Bourbon".