I beleive this photo is real. I live in Russian and 15 years ago we had a lot of home electronics with brands like: Panasoanic, Panasonix, sports wear with brands: Adibas, Adadis etc. I remember those products, even now those products sometimes occured in very cheap shops for poor people.
On the other hand, this stuff from China is much more serious: http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2007/05/toothpaste02.html http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/chinas-toxic-syrup-a-global-killer/2007/05/06/1178390145340.html
the picture of PAMA shirt in the PUMA store, that is actually a novelty shirt in korea. Pama means permed hair in korean , so its a picture of a puma with a perm. lol.
This are not fakes, but imitations. You can tell by their prices. <img src="http://elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1479944">
You know, I think wearing one of those Fuma shirts or driving the fake BMW around our north american cities would make a really good point to everyone who saw them. I also like a piece CNN did on these imitation Chinese products. The guy goes and buy a whole piece complete with a fake Rolex watch for around $100 and then goes to say : "The quality? Not as good, but if it was bought in America it would cost $2000!" So what point was he making, americans pay $2000 for the same low quality crap or that we mistakenly think price=quality and can't separate the two? Those Nikes no matter how genuine they are will still disintegrate within 2 years.