The word fake ("fake") is translated from English as "fake". So it is customary to call any counterfeit thing or imitation that the seller claims to be the original. Manufacturers of well-known brands, in order to protect their products and not lose profits, add specific unique features to their products that cannot be repeated: hologram, certificate, packaging, quality, etc.
Instructions
Step 1
Designer original thing is seriously different from fake. The latter is sewn for the most part from cheap fabric, non-professionals are involved in the production, as a result, crooked stitches, protruding threads can be found on things, the product will not correspond to the size, quality, color, and may be hazardous to health. Moreover, a fake thing can cost several times cheaper, and at the price of the original. Any consumer goods are counterfeited: clothes, bags, accessories (gloves, glasses, ties, watches), eau de toilette, cosmetics, etc. You should be especially careful when buying famous brands such as Christian Dior, Burberry, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, D&G, Ben Sherman and others.
Step 2
Avoid clothing markets and pavilions of Chinese goods, as well as multi-brand stores and diversified boutiques. In company stores where only one brand is represented, there is practically no risk of acquiring a fake. Multi-brand boutiques, in principle, can sell original products, but you should choose those departments that have not been working for the first day and have an impeccable reputation. Moreover, even in online stores, large manufacturers do not sell their piece goods. The only exception can be the official website of the brand, where you can find out the range and addresses of brand stores.
Step 3
A branded item will not cost a penny. Too much effort and money has been invested in its production. If the price is suspiciously understated, be wary - most likely, you have a fake in front of you. However, this does not apply to sales in branded stores, where seasonal discounts sometimes go up to 70%.
Step 4
Branded items are always of the highest quality. Manufacturers spend a lot of money on materials, fabrics, fillers. Branded products are pleasant to the touch, smell exquisitely, and require special care conditions. For example, original scarves cannot be washed even on hands - only dry cleaning will gently remove dirt from the fabric. Fake can be washed in a typewriter, dried in a dryer, the maximum that will happen is it will shed slightly.
Step 5
The original product must have the brand logo. It must be either knocked out or sewn on the inside of the product with a straight line. The logo can be found on many details of clothing: on the buttons, the "dog" of the lock, on the pockets and buckles. The label of the original item may contain watermarks, or holograms. The model number is indicated on the label so that the buyer can easily navigate to which collection the product belongs to. The composition of the fabric or cosmetic product, the rules for using the thing are also prescribed there. If all this is not there, then you have an obvious fake.
