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How To Distinguish Genuine And Fake LV Bags?

2010/11/26 14:35:00 66

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The purchase of counterfeit products is clearly not only a direct support for illicit drugs, sex trade and child labour, but also a bad investment.

Counterfeiting is a $600 billion industry and accounts for 7% of Global trade, according to the International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition.

Some luxury suppliers believe that someone is flattering their products, but other brands are not so happy.

Fendi (Fendi) has just received $10 million 50 thousand in compensation for the prosecution of Berlington Coat Factory, which has been selling counterfeit Fendi handbags.

Louis Weedon (Louis Vuitton) sued the electronic port (eBay) and Google (Google) for the sale of forgery.

However, the reason why it would appeal to the law is not about sales losses, but because of brand protection, Louis Weedon President Eve Cassel (Yves Carcelle) said.

Forgery

The problem is that it has damaged your brand image, "Cassel said." all the surveys we have done show that brand lovers can always see someone carrying an ugly copy on one day, and then say, "I no longer like them.

They betrayed me. "

The purchase of counterfeit products is not only evidently indirect support for illicit drugs, sex trade and child labor, but also a bad investment. These are handbags made at low cost, often damaged after a season, or even under unexpected circumstances.

Want to buy second-hand at a reasonable price.

LV handbags

Here are the findings.

Counterfeit goods

Several points:

If the handle of the camel handle is not red at the seam.

If there is no LV logo or logo on the zipper.

If the letter "O" printed on the handbag is elliptical.

The letter "O" on the authentic Louis Vuitton handbag is nearly perfect circle.

If the suture line of each handbag is asymmetrical, or LV logo is stopped at the seam.

If some handbags are lined with sheepskin -- not all handbags.

If the surface of the suitcase or handbag is not interwoven with 5 LV standards, grey Trianon canvas (1854 patent), red and beige vertical canvas (1872), beige and deep Beige canvas (1876), checkerboard canvas (1888), and interwoven canvas (overlapping LV words, diamond shape, four leaf flowers, 1896 patent).

If it is other patterns, it will not be genuine.

If the handbags are not regular or irregular.

All LV handbags are very precise and smooth.

The number of lines on the handle of each label on the handle and the corresponding label on the other side of the handbag is equal.

If necessary, count it. If a handle has 5 cars on top, then the same line on the other handle is 5.

The most important thing is to use your common sense.

These are very expensive handbags - so their appearance should be the same.

It seems that cheap cortex (or plastic cortex) is neither soft nor wearable, loose lines and faded lining are all signs of forgery.