Hong Kong ( CNN ) -- China 's online marketplace Taobao is offering buyers the chance to look like a world leader -- for less than $ 30 . Shops on the site are selling imitations of the so-called `` New Chinese Suits '' worn by U.S. President Barack Obama and other leaders at this week 's APEC banquet dinner in Beijing . The traditional-style Chinese button down shirts that have a modern high collar are selling for as little as $ 27 , with the more high-end ones going for nearly $ 800 . And it 's not all about the male leaders -- the longer Chinese button down jackets and traditional long dresses emblazoned with floral embroidery worn by female leaders and the spouses of their male counterparts are also for sale . Some shops are taking made-to-fit orders , with many vendors displaying photos of Obama wearing the suit next to their products . Trending ? One vendor described the outfits as `` specially designed to respect China 's rich history and old traditions , '' representing `` diversity , openness and tolerance . '' But the `` New Chinese suit '' may not be taking off as a trend . Some Weibo users -- a popular Chinese micro-blogging network similar to Twitter -- do n't quite see what the designers were going for . `` They look like shrouds , '' posted one user , referring to traditional Chinese burial outfits for the dead . Another Weibo user said the U.S. president resembled Wong Fei-hung , a popular martial arts folk hero , in his Chinese attire . As for sales , by noon local time on Friday , only seven orders for the `` New Chinese suits '' had been successfully placed on Taobao -- no one had ordered the top end $ 800 suit . CNN 's Vivian Kam in Hong Kong and Serena Dong in Beijing contributed to this report .
So-called `` New Chinese Suits '' worn by world leaders at CNN meeting for sale online . Traditional New Chinese button down shirts are selling for nearly $ 800 on China site . But the shirts do n't seem to be creating a buzz on social media in Taobao yet .