How to Spot Fake Branded Clothes?
Timberland boots

- Their caramel-colored soles should look slightly transparent if you take a closer look at them. The company logo and the brand name should be printed on the sole. The line between the heel and the sole should be almost invisible and flat.
- The logo should be printed on the heel on the outer side of the shoes. Its lines should be even, clear, and it should be strictly upright.
- The eyelets on the boots should look like even hexagons, which are neatly located on the outer side of the boot. There are 7 of them on the models for men, and 6 hexagons are located on the models for women.
- The thread color of all the stitches on the boots should be white. If several stitches are located near each other, they should be absolutely parallel.
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