F or years, products stamped with a “Made in China” label have been associated with kitschiness, mass production, and poor quality, in part because global demand for cheap generic products turned China into a factory for the world .  But for Claire Carrillo, one Chinese branded product is worth travelling distances, waiting hours in lines, and breaking open her wallet for. “It’s something that makes me happy, like it’s a treat to myself,” the 24-year-old digital marketing consultant from the