1. Look at the style and item number

Generally, counterfeit styles are not available in counters and are styles designed out of thin air by counterfeiters. You just need to write down the style, ask the seller for the item number, and then go to the counter to check the style and item number. Of course, you have to ask several counters, because the styles of each counter are different. If there are no counters, most of them are fakes, unless the remaining orders are foreign trade orders and the styles produced are not sold domestically.

It is recommended not to buy the remaining foreign trade orders because there are no genuine clothes for you to compare. In addition, don’t check the brand’s official website, because even the style updates on the official websites of big brands like NIKE and KAPPA are very slow.

2. Comparison of details

The styles of imitations and counterfeit goods may be very similar or even fake, but due to the limited production technology and pressure of production costs, the details are still Not the same. The details on the fakes are either missing or rough.

Buyers compare the following details: zippers, trademark logos, buttons, studs, fabrics, wiring, etc. The fabric is also very important. Genuine products are comfortable to wear, not easy to pill, and have good fit. Imitation cannot be done.

3. Look at the sellers

Each brand has more than four or five styles, and all of them have never been seen in the counter. After searching online, I found ten or twenty sellers. Stores are selling these styles. That's probably a fake. If you pretend to the boss that you want to wholesale 200 pieces in various sizes, and the boss promises it, it will definitely be a fake.

Extended information

From 1998 to 2006, Kappa sponsored about 420 teams and individuals from 37 countries and frequently appeared in sports events, involving football, skiing, racing, and tennis. , sailing, table tennis, ice hockey, cricket, beach volleyball, hockey and many other sports. ?

Now, OMINI’s presence is spread all over the world. Vasco of Romario in Brazil, Bedis of Denison in Spain, and Fieno of Ono Nakaji in the Netherlands are also wearing Kappa jerseys.

Kappa legions include: Italian national team, Roma team, French Monaco team, Portuguese team Porto, Spanish Real Betis team, Dutch Feyenoord team, Brazilian GAMA and AGEGRENSE teams, as well as Belgium and Greece , Slovakia, the United States and Mexico, to name a few sports teams.

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