How to Spot a Fake Designer Handbag

Posted on June 28, 2010
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Handbags are an essential part of every woman’s everyday life. That is the only thing she takes everywhere she goes, that is why women prefer to choose quality and trendy designer handbags. Unfortunately, there is a huge market for knock-off bags. It goes without saying that a designer bag acquired for $ 50 will doubtlessly be a fake. But the situation may be not so obvious, and before giving several hundreds of dollars you have the right to know the truth.

First of all, check the quality of the item, which is one of the main trademarks of fashion designers. Most designer bags are handmade, part of the reason why they are more expensive than other handbags. So uneven stitching, low-quality material or puckered seams are obvious signs of a fake. Checking the quality, try the following thing: place the bag so that it could stand on its own and not fall in. if the bag stands, the construction is all right.

Secondly, pay attention to the label. This is generally something that will be carefully sewn in to the interior. If you see a misspelled brand name or the different font it is a fake in your hands.

I would advise to purchase designer bags online. It is difficult to tell the difference when you cannot see and touch the bag, so evaluate the website and the seller, their return policy, and read reviews if available.

Another way to verify the truth one is by visiting the designer Web site or store to examine the details. If the bag doesn’t exist on the Web site, it means that the seller is trying to pass off a fake bag for a real one.

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Look for a documentation of authenticity, it may be a certificate or a label. For example, a real Fendi bag will have a metal ID tag on the inside with an engraved logo and ID number. Good luck!