There are three sources of Nike (Jordan) products on the market that can be called genuine
1. Domestic counter goods. It's just sold at domestic counters, no explanation. ?
2. Foreign counter goods. Some people who often go abroad buy discounted goods from abroad. The quality is no different from domestic counter goods, and the price is generally lower. ?
3. Factory goods. Many people think that factory products are fakes, but this is not the case. Factory products are produced by regular factories and are taken out directly from the factory by someone inside. Compared with the counter products, they just don’t have a certificate and are much cheaper than the counter products. However, at present, Jordan series factory-made products (junk goods made from regular factory parts and some small factories) do not know how to be careful when purchasing factory products. ?
Second: How to distinguish the three kinds of goods?
Except for these three kinds of goods, all other goods on the market are fake, so if you can distinguish these three kinds of goods, you will know the authenticity. Fake. ?
1. Products from domestic companies?
a. Look at the shoe box. There is a certificate sticker on the bottom of the shoe box shipped by domestic companies, as well as a Nike trademark sticker. There are two stickers on the side of the shoe box, one is the item number and color matching suggestion label, and the other is detailed information about the shoes. There is still a spray code inside the shoe box. ?
b. Look at the insoles. There is usually a sticker on the insole that indicates the size of the sneakers and a prototype sticker from the inspector, but some do not. This is generally not used as a basis for identification.
c. Open the insole and look inside. There is a small hole with a diameter of less than five millimeters inside the shoe box, which is the milk injection hole, and there is a spray code indicating the production date. Some spray codes are not clear, but there is just a mark. People who have been doing Hupu appraisal for many years know that some counter products There is no printing code, but there is usually one.
Foreign counter goods come in many colors, especially women’s shoes, which are currently in demand. When purchasing, be careful not to buy factory-made shoes and don’t be cheap. ?
2. Products from foreign companies
a. Look at the shoe box. There is no certificate sticker on the bottom of the goods from foreign companies, but there are still two stickers on the side of the shoe box. One is a simplified label in English, and the other is the same detailed label as the goods from domestic companies. Some goods also have prices, marked in US dollars. .
b. Look at the insoles. There is no inspector's sticker on the insole but there is a size sticker.
c. Open the insole, the method is the same as that of domestic companies or c
Foreign counter goods have many colors, especially many women's shoes, which are currently in high demand. Please pay attention when purchasing. Don't buy factory products and don't be greedy for petty advantages. ?
3. Factory goods?
Factory goods are the most difficult to identify among the three types of shoes. Because of the existence of factory products, many merchants deceive them by claiming that they are factory goods. People make huge profits at low prices. But not all shoes are factory-made, just some classic replicas. ?
a. Shoe box. Factory shoe boxes do not have any codes or stickers, only a large label. Some large labels will have a small card with a US dollar label connected to the edge, and then say that this is a product from an American company, then you should be careful, it is a product from an American company. There is a white label. In fact, factory goods do not come with shoe boxes. The boxes are all made after-sales service, so there is no certificate or white label. ?
b. One additional point here is that the insoles of most shoes from domestic and foreign companies are adhered to the soles, but factory products are not, and there are no size labels or inspector label stickers on the insoles of factory products. . ?
c. When you open the insole, there is still a lactation hole on the sole, but there is no printing code. ?
d. The price of factory goods is lower, but not ridiculously low. It will be 100 to 200 lower than company goods. If you want to buy factory goods, you should go to some online stores with higher reputations. Private store. ?
e. Look at the details of the shoes. The workmanship of some factory products is a little rougher than company products, but the details are not bad. This depends on feeling.
f. The more important thing is to smell the glue of new shoes. If they are newly released shoes, Nike’s glue smell is very good and not pungent. If there is a pungent smell, it is definitely not genuine. Shoes. Fake shoes will smell bad if left for a long time. Nike's rubber was also a big investment at the time.
Company products are the same as products sold exclusively on the market
From my perspective, the definition of factory products is:
Being sold without fully passing all production procedures. People in the factory (this word is very broad and will not be specifically mentioned here) do not smuggle goods outside the factory through legitimate channels.
Many friends believe that most of the factory goods are No problem, it’s basically the same as what’s sold in the store, so you’re wrong.
If you pay careful attention, you will find that the goods purchased at the store usually have the inspector’s number stamped on the insole. In other words, it has passed the strict inspection of inspectors
before leaving the factory.
As far as I know, part of the reason why factory goods can flow out is that there is no They were smuggled out after completing the processing procedures.
Some of them were stamped with the word B on the shoe labels (using ink with a high lead content) because they failed to pass the inspection process.
Some of them also failed to pass the inspection and were mercifully not marked with a B by the inspector (the reason cannot be explained in detail) and were smuggled out of the factory and sold as A goods (in this case, a large number of goods leaked out of the factory) The proportion of a large part),
The other part passed the inspection and was supposed to be boxed, but due to the inspector, it turned into a failed product. Use a blue pencil on the shoe label. Authentic goods marked with a B
shipped outside the factory and then wiped with alcohol to remove the B!
The quality of those outflow factory goods is uneven, so if you are lucky, Sometimes, there will be a small number that can be packed into boxes.
Others are mostly without insoles and have shoelaces.
The worst luck is to encounter genuine ones. Unqualified goods (no PASS THE CHECKING). There are also different handling methods according to different quality goods:
1. (The kind that can be packed in boxes) If it is not dirty during shipment from the factory Or just sell the scratched ones directly to the buyer.
This is the best treatment and what the buyer wants most.
2. (Without insoles and shoelaces That kind of product is very troublesome, because the seller wants to ship the goods at the first price, but the buyer will lower the price because the shoes are missing insoles and shoelaces. There is nothing the seller can do about it.
They can only use the factory’s outsourcing personnel to continue their efforts to secretly bring out the insoles and shoelaces for assembly.
It’s really not worthy. The only option is to find other insoles and shoelaces to match the shoes.
This is why we often see some shoes that are not original insoles and shoelaces circulating in the market.< /p>
3. (The kind without PASS THE CHECKING) The worst luck is with these shoes.
But it is inevitable that you will receive such shoes many times a year. How to deal with such shoes? Although most shoes do not have the problem of missing insoles and shoelaces,
but the most troublesome thing is how to transform these shoes into the first kind of good products?
This is the key It depends on the craftsmanship of the processors.
The craftsmanship of these processors is very exquisite. Most of them have worked in shoe factories for a period of time.
Those processed by outsourcing People's efforts are then used to decorate the original factory glue in bottles (because the glue in the factory comes in a big can, and at most you can only use small bottles to sneak in a few grams of glue at a time.
It is very expensive. Not bad, at least better than those from Reebok and Feile, and not far behind those from AD)
Cut out a piece of the glue mark (referred to as yellow wax) on the surface of shoes, so that you have all the tools Now, it’s time to manually process this part.
Because the shoes produced by the original factory are compacted by the shoe heel machine, you don’t have to worry about deformation or degumming (rarely encountered),
But in the hands of the processing personnel outside the factory, they can only rely on manual compaction.
This is definitely not as solid as the original factory.
This is why everyone is At first I thought it was no different from the exclusive products, but after wearing it, especially for playing ball, I can verify the difference between factory products and exclusive products
First of all, I hope friends who have questions understand one thing: A, B products The concept of goods is different from the concepts of factory, genuine, sold and fake. These are two different classifications but they have the same thing. Many explanations cross-explain them, which confuses some friends. The reason will be mentioned later. Let me tell you my opinion, I hope it is easy to understand the whole story.
1. Products A and B------are classified in terms of quality (it only means quality)
The original source of the statement of products A and B is quality. The classification of inspections is simply a classification of quality. Product A means "shoes made by authorized factories according to strict process control and passed formal testing". The only difference between product A and genuine products is that "product A is genuine before being sold. Once product A is listed on the regular sales channels, it is genuine." ”. These foreign shoe companies do not have their own shoe factories. They rely on certification to authorize shoe factories to produce shoes, and then inspectors verify that they are qualified and distribute them to various sales channels. These are A products. Those that fail the quality inspection will be marked with a red B mark and then destroyed centrally. So B means the quality is not up to par. The so-called B products generally have a B mark during formal testing (but special leakage is not excluded).
The trick is that during partial testing or destruction, internal staff smuggle out B products and circulate them underground to the market. In fact, they are selling shoes with substandard quality.
Another situation is that the inspectors mark some shoes (A products) that have passed the quality standard without authorization or mix them with B marks, so that they can be smuggled out easily. There is actually no quality problem with this shoe.
Note: 1. JS developers in the market deliberately expand and confuse the concepts of A and B. They often call non-original A products, which is just bastard talk! If they are not produced by a designated shoe factory, they are still qualified to be called A products. Who rated this A grade?
2. Taking advantage of the above-mentioned tricks of B products, some fake/defective shoes are deliberately and mysteriously made. It was said to be stolen product B, and the quality was the same as product A.
3. Since A-grade shoes do not have their own obvious markings, some people will claim that the stolen shoes in question or the shoes that have been sold are A-grade shoes.
4. Whether it is product A or product B, as long as it does not come from regular sales channels, it is illegal and not genuine! ! Even if the quality is the same as the original product! !
Second, factory shoes, genuine ------- Based on the source
Originally there was no concept of factory shoes. This statement was passed down by well-informed people in the early days. came out. All "shoes that flow out from designated authorized shoe factories through informal channels are called factory shoes", which includes A and B products. Including stolen product A; stolen product B; stolen product that is named B but actually is product A; stolen defective products. Please remember that only products that are truly authorized by the original manufacturer are factory shoes. The so-called "branch factory" factory shoes sold by some JS on the market are completely deceptive!
Genuine products are the most strictly completed products and can only be purchased through regular agents and channels. Of course, the price is also the official price, so it is a bit expensive. Genuine product means "product A sold through regular channels and at regular prices."
Identify genuine products: Except for discounted prices, the prices of genuine products are all national uniform prices specified by the company; except for formal channels and formal agents (including some small store setters), other products are not genuine. Genuine products must come with original shoe boxes, have warranty documents, and must have formal quality inspection marks.
It can be seen that the concept of authenticity is not only about quality, but also includes price, sales, brand and other aspects. So nowadays, there are often people claiming that genuine products are leaked from the original factory. They are either deliberately confusing the concepts of smuggled products and genuine products, or they are just talking in their sleep. What is especially hateful is that there are people who claim to be genuine products that are not produced by the original factory to defraud money.
Third, fake shoes - ------------- From the production point of view
Fake shoes are a kind of fake shoes! ! Don't presume that so-called original materials can be used to make XX memorial arches.
Shoemaking is the use of excess materials produced in designated shoe factories, stolen materials, unqualified materials (the materials are also selected for testing), rags picked up from the factory's waste, etc. Then he hid in a corner and made the shoes by himself using lowly tools.
Please note here that some of the stitched shoes look very real, so many people pass them off as factory shoes.
Note: 1. Anyone with common sense knows that shoes are a complete process. If you use some so-called original materials (such as air cushions) and call them good quality, they are basically glued together with 502. Aircraft carrier, lie to yourself and others. And it can be said with certainty that the so-called shoemaking only uses a few raw materials, and the components are not matching (for example, 42 soles match 41 uppers). (Of course, there are also strong people who can steal the whole set of parts and divide the labor carefully. I have nothing to say.) This is the reason why it is easy to tell the difference between shoes by looking at the shoe label.
2. The fake shoes are still fake. Now it seems that the price is higher when the shoes are made of original materials. Everyone will know what they are after reading the above. Illegally stolen materials, informal assembly, informal sales channels, poor quality, these are not fake shoes, they are *river crabs* from the red light district, then they are not chickens
Four, completely fake shoes: just copy them yourself Counterfeit, everyone knows what it is. (However, fake shoes are also divided into grades)
Color number---------
The first number: refers to the color of the shoe upper, it is worth noting Yes, it is not necessarily the color that accounts for the most proportion that is the main color. Many of them are determined by the color of the shoe upper. For example, the 002 we are talking about starts with 0, which represents black.
The second number: usually the color used for the Nike Logo. Of course, for the Jordan series that does not have a Nike Logo, the color of the Jumpman logo will be used. Or for example, the 002 we are talking about starts with 0, which represents the black Nike Logo. Another example, the red and white AJ11 LOW is 161, but the red and white BB4 is 101. The reason for the different color numbers is that the former is 161 because the Jumpman logo is red, but the Nike Logo in BB4 is silver, and the upper is white, so the color number is 101.
The third number: This is usually used to distinguish when the first two digits are the same in the same shoe model.
For example, Air Presto (104231) is divided into 001 (black and yellow), 003 (grey and orange), 004 (black and silver), 005 (black and blue), 006 (grey and purple and black) and 007 (all black). In addition, when there are more than ten colors of a certain combination, the first number may be "9", such as AF1, "11x" and "119", there will be numbers such as 910, 911, 912, etc.
Let’s get back to the point. Let’s put these three codes together, which is the main color used in this shoe. The third code in the example is 002, and the color of the watch is black upper, black Nike Logo, it is also the second shoe with black surface and black hook color.
2. The numbering rules for most shoe models after 2002
First, let’s introduce the schematic diagram. The picture shows SHOX SUPREMACY produced in 2002. Please pay attention to the horizontal line in the picture:
①: Origin, MADE IN CHINA represents production in China.
②: Production date, "021202" represents production from December 2002 to February of the next year.
③: Production factory number, "LN3" seems to be NIKE's factory in Fujian, the full name is "Fujian Dafeng Group Co., Ltd.". For information about this, check out RAVEN’s previous posts, which have more detailed descriptions of shoe boxes and factory locations.
④: Shoe size.
⑤: This is the 9-digit item number we will mainly introduce!
The example 9-digit product number is 305522-101. We need to divide it into two sections, namely 305522 (the first code) and 101 (the second code). I will explain them one by one below. .
The number in the first code no longer represents the series function category of the shoe in the new numbering system. It is only used as an ID number for system identification. The first number of all shoe styles is represented by "3". As for the following five digits, it indicates which product is under the new labeling rules. The larger the number, the later the launch time. However, there is still something to note. The number of the first pair of shoes under the new numbering rules is "02001", not "00001". This is still helpful for everyone to identify fake shoes. In the final chapter, I will introduce how to use numbers to identify fake shoes.
The number in the second code represents the color information of the shoe. The specific rules are the same as the original ones. Please refer to the article above. I will only give a brief summary here:
The color comparison table is as follows:
0: black/grey/silver, 1: white, 2: brown/champagne, 3: green, 4: blue, 5: purple, 6: red,
7: yellow/gold, 8: orange, 9: gold (metallic).
The rules of happiness are as follows: the first number represents the color of the shoe upper; the second number represents the color of the logo; the third number is usually used to distinguish the same style of shoes with the same first two digits.
To summarize, the meaning of 305522-101 is: under the new numbering rules, the shoe with ID number 05522 has a white upper and silver Nike Logo. It is also the first white and silver hook color of this shoe. A shoe.
Using the numbering rule to identify fake shoes has always been one of the most direct and effective ways. Although not all fake shoes are wrong, it is certain that the shoes with the wrong size are definitely fake.
I will give an example below to introduce how to use this method.
A very similar looking Aj16 assembled shoe. Of course, I have specially modified one place in order to distinguish it. Friends who are familiar with it should easily spot this. But for those who have never seen Aj16, it was really made perfectly before I modified it. It is impossible to tell from the appearance. Even if it is said to be a factory shoe, they will believe it.
In this regard, even if we have never seen the actual shoes and do not know the correct item number, we can easily expose it by just identifying them based on the numbering rules.
Let’s take a look. The item number of this shoe is "830222-101", so it has two mistakes:
The first point is that it is the first three basketball shoes in the Jordan series. It should be "836" or "136"! So this pair is fake!
The second point is the color code. How could the black patent leather toe begin with the word "1"? You can also know the color code that should be "0xx" just by guessing. If there is a schematic reference, black upper and red LOGO, then the color code can be determined to be "061". So this pair is fake!
In addition, there is also the issue of nike manufacturer code. . .
I will also summarize here
The manufacturer codes I know
Qingdao: qt, qs, qh (mostly produce running shoes)
< p>Guangdong: y1, y2, y3 (now changed to y3-n) high-end basketball shoes and training shoes, xc (basketball shoes), fc (sandals and outdoor)sf (football shoes)
Suzhou: hj (withstand running shoes)
Fujian: ln1, ln 2, ln3, ln4 (mostly sohx, retro)
Indonesia: ir, ip , iw
Thailand: ba, pa
Vietnam: vt, vs
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