Kmart shoppers have discovered a $12 homeware range that looks almost identical to a popular high-end design costing up to $300.
Bargain hunters have found what they believe to be affordable alternatives to Dinosaur Designs’ serving bowls ($100-$300) and jugs ($280).
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The designer’s resin vessels are hand made in Australia, while the retailer’s range are mass produced overseas.
There are key features that the cheaper variety doesn’t have: The pricier bowls and jugs are noticeably thicker and curvier — and the colours and swirls appear more vibrant.
However, fans reluctant to fork out hundreds of dollars claim Kmart’s serving bowl ($12) and jug ($12) are the “perfect dupes” and “definitely a must have”.
“DD is so expensive… Running to the Kmart for these dupes,” one shopper said.
Another shared: “I just got my mum the Dinosaur Design vase for $280 and now I see this.”
One suggested: “Omgosh! Love this from Kmart… I was looking at the Dinosaur brand today and this is amazing.”
Another added: “No not the Dinosaur Design dupes, I’m so mad.”
Many predict the cheaper range will be a huge hit among shoppers because of its affordable price tag.
However, others revealed they prefer the Aussie-owned products because they are “beautifully” hand crafted.
Back in October, shoppers obsessed over a Kmart $22 product that fans claimed to be a “dupe” of Loewe’s $910 handwoven basket bag.
Spanish luxury brand Loewe’s style features handcrafted raffia and calfskin leather straps while Kmart’s Bella Tote Bag is made from polyurethane, a plastic material.
Despite the differences, many were impressed with Kmart’s “incredibly chic” handbag, which comes in two colours – tan and white.
“Wow I thought it was a Loewe bag a second. I need it,” one said.
Another suggested “Doing the lord’s work sharing these gems.”
One added: “Don’t pay $910. Dupe for only $22.”
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