REVIEWS OF HOTEL EXECUTIVE CLUB LOUNGES, KIDS CLUBS AND MORE.
Singapore is one of the cleanest countries in the world, as well as a popular tourist destination. If you are visiting soon, you’d probably love shopping here too. From luxury boutiques on Orchard Road to street markets in Chinatown, there are lots of fun places to shop.
There are also plenty of markets and shops that sell good-quality fake items. These aren’t your regular shops. They are hidden spots, tucked away in narrow lanes or inside shopping centres.
You can find fake designer handbags, branded watches, sneakers, clothes, sunglasses, perfumes, and even gadgets. Many locals and tourists love to explore these markets because they offer the look and feel of high-end products without the high prices.
Lucky Plaza is located right in the middle of the busy Orchard Road area, one of Singapore’s most famous shopping streets. On the outside, it may look like an old building squeezed between shiny new malls, but inside, it is full of small shops and narrow walkways. This is one of the most well-known places for tourists and locals looking for budget shopping.
You will find vendors selling knock-off designer bags, fake perfumes, branded sunglasses, replica shoes, watches that look just like the expensive ones, and branded electronics that are not original but look quite close. Bargaining is common here, and many shop owners are friendly and willing to offer discounts if you buy more items.
Bugis Street is one of the largest and busiest street markets in Singapore. It is packed with over 600 shops selling all kinds of clothes, shoes, bags, and accessories. Many of these shops sell items that are not original and are designed to look like big brands. You will see sneakers that look like Nike, and hoodies, T-shirts, and caps with logos that mimic famous fashion brands.
The market is air-conditioned inside, so you can shop in comfort. The prices are very low, and if you buy more, sellers often give discounts. The quality may not always be the best, but many items look really stylish and can easily pass for originals at first glance.
Bugis Street is also surrounded by food stalls, so after all that shopping, you can grab a drink or a bite to eat. It is a fun place where you can explore for hours.
Chinatown is home to one of the city’s classic street markets and a must-visit for any tourist in Singapore. The Chinatown Street Market is made up of rows and rows of small stalls packed into narrow streets. It is colourful, noisy, and full of energy.
Among the souvenirs and traditional Chinese goods, you will find stalls selling fake watches, imitation handbags, and designer-looking wallets. Some shops also offer perfumes, belts, and sunglasses that are clearly not original but look good.
The sellers here are used to tourists and may offer “special prices” if you buy more than one item. This market is perfect if you want to enjoy the local atmosphere while picking up a few “branded” items on the side.
While Singapore has strict laws, if you know where to go, you will discover markets that sell all kinds of fake and replica goods. These fake markets are not openly advertising their goods, but they are very much alive, offering cheaper versions of the latest trends, whether it’s fashion, accessories, or even high-tech gadgets.
We are a family of 4 - mother, father and two children. Our aim is to travel the world and review all travel opportunities to help other families.
If you want the latest information on the best Hotel Executive Club Lounges, Hotel Kids Clubs and other travel information, be sure to sign up for our free newsletter full of tips and great travel ideas.
