Sometimes to save money, we opt to buy off-brand products rather than the name brand products that we love so much. Unfortunately, they aren’t always the same quality and their names are a little different. These are some of the funniest off-brand products seen around the world.
Shrek, Is That You?
Buying rights from large movie studios is expensive, so this store decided to give Shrek a major makeover. This makeover includes a bright green skin color and some funky pants.
No Duck Face Here
Everyone loves a good Pringles can, unless you found some Prongles. Then everyone loves eating Prongles.
Sweet Tooth Craving
If you weren’t paying attention, you could definitely mistake this brand as the actual Kit Kat. Even the slogan is similar!
Gender Neutral
Maxim is more gender neutral than Nintendo with their Game Child. It isn’t just for boys!
Not Ikea
Do you think their furniture is also difficult to put together?
Missing Some Letters
These Detos definitely don’t look as cheesy as our favorite Doritos.
Mediocre
Don’t expect too much quality from this shampoo. It’s just Okay.
Lazy Branding
This brand decided to be straightforward with naming their product. They really do tell it like it is.
Crypto-Market
We feel sorry for the poor soul who bought these “Bitcoin” thinking they would be rich one day.
Hazelnut Spread
It’s no Nutella, but it’ll still taste good on some toast!
Rejuvenate with Dave
Take a relaxing bath/shower with Dave. He promises your skin will be clean and rejuvenated.
Popular Jacket
When you don’t have $200 to spend on the newest trendy jacket, buy The Huge Mountain brand. Nobody will notice.
The Simpsons
Well, it’s close. We get the idea.
No Copyright Troubles Here
So this off-brand Rugrats game is just a little terrifying, but at least they are safe from copyright infringement.
Despicable Men
You are no longer despicable, it’s all the men who are despicable now.
Chain Restaurants
Well, you can get the idea of which chain restaurants you can build in this Lego set.
Not What You Paid For
And you thought Oreo was cheating you with smaller cookies. This brand doesn’t even fill up their sleeve.
Pizza You Can Wear
This isn’t a hut, it’s a hat now.
9/11
This definitely wouldn’t be acceptable in USA.
Terrifying Barney
You definitely get what you pay here in this case.
Happy Chappy
You won’t be as powerful as Harry Potter, but Happy Chappy is still a wizard so it works out.
Fat Guy Underwear
There are so many things wrong with this product.
The Ice Lady
They didn’t even change the look of the characters, just the name.
Stating the Obvious
They are not wrong.
Energy Drink
Who needs a name brand sports drink when you have GoRade?
Ketchup Isn’t Trademarked
We’re just a little confused. Ketchup is a condiment, not a brand. They can still use the word “ketchup.”
Uno Translated
If you’re looking for the English version of Uno, here it is.
Not a Monster, a Mutant
Either way, you’re going to be bouncing off the walls with this energy drink.
Car Brands
Jeep. Joop. It’s the same either way.
Board Games
We can only wonder if the rules are still the same.
Just Replace Letters
The secret to creating an off-brand product is to just switch out the letters of the original brand.
Thumbs Up
If you can’t afford Nike, just buy Like! It’s just like it!
Unbelievable
The English language is wonderful.
No Kung Fu Here
This panda doesn’t know how to do Kung Fu, but he isn’t afraid to chop kick you.
Just Add an Extra Letter
Hot waitresses, beer, and chicken wings, it’s all you need to have a successful restaurant.
Pancake House
This off-brand IHOP is definitely no international house of pancakes.
Familiar Logo
Does it still count as off-brand if they use the same logo?
Just Add Extra Letters
Creating an off-brand product is all about the name. It has to look similar, but also different. This company nailed it.
Charismatic Characters
These Power Rangers are here to save the world with intense charisma.
Well That’s Just Confusing
Two worlds collide on this one backpack. You have Hannah Montana and Harry Potter. A strange combination, but it could work.