Established in 1989, this place aims to educate visitors about counterfeit and imitation products. Inside, there is an exhibition showcasing various types of counterfeit and imitation goods, including clothing, bags, shoes, and electronics, providing insights into counterfeiting and the value of intellectual property. Additionally, you can view the textile collection of Tilleke & Gibbins, featuring indigenous fabrics and rare textiles from the Tai ethnic group, which the company has used to decorate its office since 1994. Each piece is registered and well-preserved, with a rotating display every six months. The venue is closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, and there is no admission fee. For inquiries, please call 0 2263 7700 and ask for Khun Chayanuch Srichumsin at extension 523, or send a fax to 0 2263 7710. (Please contact in advance before visiting; a letter addressed to Khun Thitirach Watthanachivanopakun should be submitted at least one week prior.) If you are interested in viewing the textile collection, please call 0 2263 7700 and ask for Khun Wiphawee (again, contact in advance and send a letter to Khun Wiphawee).