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size:176mm * 118mm * 69mm
color:Yellow
SKU:617
weight:329g

Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Fake vs Real Guide

2. Inspect the Converse logo patch. On black and white Converse the patch should feature a navy blue star, not black. The star is black on colored Converse. The patch should be evenly cut, .

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A etiqueta da lingueta do Converse Shoes tem costura em ziguezague por toda parte e também é confeccionada em ótima qualidade e sem imperfeições. A maioria dos .

Black & White Shoes. Converse.com

To know if your Converse CDG are legit or fake, see if the size tag (inside the tongue) has very thick prints. If so, then you’re looking at a fake pair. 1. Size tag. 1.1. First .

Converse CDG Legit Check: Original VS

I’m a previous 6 year veteran Converse employee, so I’m pretty well versed on fake and real and have seen it all. One is the obvious high tops. The patch. As long as it .

How to Tell If Your Converse Shoes Are Genuine

Known as the Off-White Converse 2.0, this is the model with black and white stripes on the midsole. Relevant Guide: Off-White Converse “VULCANIZED”. The best way to .

Label/Tag Authenticity Guide : r/Converse

Before throwing your hard-earned money on a new pair of Converse All Star sneakers, know how to spot fake Converse All Star shoes. Below are easy ways to tell if your .

How to tell fake or genuine Converse Chucks

Looking to legit check the Off-White Converse “VULCANIZED “? These are the translucent, clear Off-White Converse. And we’ll teach you how to legit check them. Find .

How to Tell if Converse Are Real?

The two-tone versions of the All Star shoes feature the rectangular logo patch in black and white, while the monochromatic pairs have the logo in the same color as the shoes. 4) Besides, the .

Real Converse vs Fake

Fake: Uneven, loose, or frayed stitches are a strict red flag. Real: The toe cap should be smooth and adhere perfectly to the shoe. Fake: A fake might have a rough or .

White and Black Shoes. Converse.com

The two-tone versions of the All Star shoes feature the rectangular logo patch in black and white, while the monochromatic pairs have the logo in the same color as the shoes. 4) Besides, the logo patch of authentic Converse shoes is .

First things first, let’s talk about the “Off-White Converse 2.0,” or, as some people are calling it, the “VULCANIZED” ones. You know, the see-through ones with the black and white stripes on the midsole? Those are a whole other ballgame. They’re usually more expensive, so the fakes are even *more* convincing (and more profitable for those shady sellers). I wouldn’t even bother tbh, too much stress!

But, for regular black and white Chucks, here’s the lowdown. Don’t get me wrong, I love Converse, but dang they are easy to fake! Seriously, it’s almost like they *want* people to get scammed, lol.

Anyways, the logo patch… that’s your first clue. If you’re looking at a two-tone (black and white, obviously) pair, the patch *should* be black and white too. Makes sense, right? If it’s some weird color, or off-center, or just looks… *wrong*, bail. Just run away.

And stitching? Oh man, the stitching. This is where the fakes usually screw up. Real Converse have neat, tight stitching. Fake ones? Expect loose threads, uneven lines, maybe even some straight-up holes. Like, come on, people! Quality control! It’s not rocket science. I mean, I could probably stitch better than some of these factories and I’m terrible at sewing.

Then, there’s the toe cap. That rubbery bit on the front. It’s gotta be smooth and stuck on there good. If it’s rough, or looks like it’s gonna peel off after one wear, you’ve got yourself a fake. Also, sometimes the toe cap is too big or too small on the fake. Like, who measured this??

Honestly? I think the easiest way to avoid getting ripped off is to buy from a reputable seller. Like, directly from Converse, or a legit store. Yeah, you might pay a bit more, but at least you know you’re getting the real deal. Otherwise, you’re basically rolling the dice. And nobody wants to roll the dice on their footwear, am I right?

Another thing, don’t be afraid to ask questions! If you’re buying online, ask the seller for more pics. Close-ups of the logo, the stitching, the sole… everything. If they’re hesitant, that’s a HUGE red flag.

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