In a world full of knockoffs, it’s easy to assume everything in your closet is the real deal. But many popular brands get faked a lot, so it’s crucial to tell the genuine from the fake. Here are 17 tips to help you spot the real stuff and avoid getting ripped off.
- Nike Sneakers
Authentic Nike Airs use materials that fakes can’t copy well. Real ones have tough leather, while counterfeits feel flimsy. Symmetry matters too—any lopsided design hints it might be a fake. - Fila Tennis Shoes
Check the “F” in the Fila logo. On the real deal, the top of the “F” won’t touch the surrounding square, and the toe cap holes are evenly spaced. The heel and tongue logos should match.
