The president of the Secondhand Brand-name Association examined images and identified critical flaws in "Boom Panadda's" brand-name bag, suggesting it could be counterfeit, but official verification results are still awaited.
Regarding the case of multiple brand-name bags belonging to "Boom Panadda Wongpudi," president of the Good Deeds Organization Foundation and a suspect in a public fraud and money laundering case, the Economic Crime Suppression Division police have seized these bags as evidence. It remains to be determined whether they are genuine or counterfeit.
On 9 Nov 2023 at 11:00 a.m., Ms. Supanat Jarunpornpakdee, president of the Secondhand Brand-name Association and a collaborator with officials in examining trademark infringement goods with the Anti-Money Laundering Office, revealed that from the circulated images, there are highly suspicious irregularities indicating the items may be counterfeit. She compared images of genuine bags of the same models and pointed out differing details.
The president of the Secondhand Brand-name Association stated that the Louis Vuitton bags seized, as shown in media images, differ from authentic ones in several ways: the LV logo varies in size and proportion; the monogram patterns and floral symbols differ; and the stitching is unlike the originals. As for the Hermes bags, differences are seen in shape and hardware placement. The handbag handles do not meet Hermes standards, and the alligator leather straps show inconsistent scale size and arrangement.
Ms. Supanat added that, as the actual goods have not yet been inspected, this assessment is preliminary and based solely on photographs, not an official confirmation. The Secondhand Brand-name Association stands ready to assist in the examination of the brand-name products in question.