How to Spot Fake Branded Clothes?
Supreme Sweatshirts
- There are 2 labels in the dark red color on the neck and on the body of the sweatshirt. The bigger one has the name of the brand with a registration mark: ®. And the second states that the country of origin is Canada. On the inner label, where wash & care instructions are located, there should be a recommendation to not iron the product. Replica manufacturers often forget about this.
- On the sweatshirts with an embroidered logo, the arrangement of the letters on the red background should be neat and the distance between the letters should be equal. If you turn the original sweatshirt inside out, you’ll see a thin mesh of white threads on the back of the logo.
- Supreme only uses flat laces, which are neatly tied at their ends. Round laces that are scorched at the ends or laces with metal ends are a sign of a fake product.
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