Man Flaunts Dior Shoes from China in Viral Video, Leaves SA Impressed by Budget-Friendly Drip

Man Flaunts Dior Shoes from China in Viral Video, Leaves SA Impressed by Budget-Friendly Drip

  • A young gent flaunted his Dior shoes from China, impressing many people on the internet
  • The guy revealed in his TikTok video how the shoes looked online versus in reality, and it gained massive traction
  • Social media users could not believe their eyes as they rushed to the comments section to express their thoughts

A young man recently turned heads on social media after flaunting a pair of Dior shoes he purchased from China, and South Africa can’t stop talking about it.

A man flexed his Dior shoes from China, which left South Africans stunned.
A man flaunted his Dior shoes from China, and South Africans were amazed by the budget-friendly drip. Image:@ahmedfinds0
Source: TikTok

Man shows off Dior shoes from China

The guy, who goes by the TikTok handle @ahmedfinds0, flexed his shoes confidently. He unboxed and modelled the luxurious-looking kicks, claiming they were a fraction of the price of the originals.

In the clip, @ahmedfinds0 revealed how the shoes looked online compared to what he received in real life. To everyone’s surprise, they looked nearly identical to the designer pair. The sleek design, bold branding, and clean finish had netizens questioning whether they were dupes or just an underrated steal.

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The young man shared how he purchased the high-end shoes from China as he thanked them in his caption on TikTok.

The video quickly went viral, gaining thousands of views and reactions. Many users applauded the man for being transparent about his purchase while still looking stylish on a budget. Others were intrigued by how far replica fashion has come, noting how difficult it is to spot the difference between high-end originals and well-made dupes.

Watch the video of the man's Dior shoes below:

SA reacts to Dior from China

The video quickly went viral on social media, with viewers expressing their thoughts in the comments section. Many were impressed by how closely the shoes resembled the authentic version, while others warned against ordering luxury goods from unofficial sources. While the experience may have been a bit of a gamble, it raised an important conversation about online shopping and the risks of counterfeit goods.

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Theodore said:

"The quality is different."

Theodore added:

"If you don't like the expensive ones, you can try the ones made in China. The quality will be good within one or two years."

Zak Forlav shared:

"That is so cool."

Cares expressed:

"It was cheap and it’s the same."

Theodore commented:

"If you don't like the expensive ones, you can try the ones made in China. The quality will be good within one or two years."
A man flaunted his Dior shoes from China, and South Africans were amazed by the budget-friendly drip.
A man flexed his Dior shoes from China, which left South Africans stunned. Image: @ahmedfinds0
Source: TikTok

More China-US trade stories

  • Briefly News recently reported on a South African woman who proudly showed off her Nike Air Force and Jordan shoes purchased from China for a fraction of the usual price.
  • South Africans couldn't get enough of a Chinese man who impersonated Donald Trump on TikTok, with his spot-on mimicry reminding Mzansi of their sense of humour.
  • Jaws dropped when a Chinese man revealed that a VW Polo costs 98% less in China than in South Africa.
  • A happy shopper shared their experience, which has garnered significant attention online, after they unveiled a video comparing what they ordered with what they actually received from China.

Source: Briefly News

Authors:
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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za

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