Fake shoes V.S Real shoes

 Top 2 FAKE shoes V.S REAL shoes identification 

               With everyone wanting Yeezy's and expensive brand new Jordan's, it can become difficult to verify if certain shoes are legit or not. In this article I will be going over some of the most widely counterfeited shoes and how to spot them, as well as wear you can buy the real versions. But beforehand, I would like to say that some people purchase fake shoes and don't even realize it. With this in mind, try to limit your rudeness to them especially if they don't realize this just so you don't seem to be a "Know it. First and foremost, I'll start with the Yeezy's, the most counterfeited shoe of all. These shoes have very unique patterns and colors that can help you identify them.

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The first method of identifying fake Yeezy's is to look at the designed lines throughout the shoe. In a true pair, these lines will be fairly straight. In a fake pair the lines might turn or curve a little. Secondly, the strap at the back of the shoe should be quite close to the top of the shoe as in the picture, and the red line on it should be dashed in a very high quality(No frays of the red lines etc). The last easiest method is to check the insoles. In a real pair of yeezys, the insole will be black with black lettering saying " Adidas Yeezy" with the Adidas logo in between the words. 
               Retro Jordan's are a very popular shoe which everyone wants these days. If you didn't know already, Jordan shoes were founded by NBA star player Michael Jordan. Due to some shoes popularity and high, rising price knock offs are becoming more prominent. 

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The first way that you can tell if these shoes are fake is by the IV tag. On the real shoes a "Style Number" is shown. Staying on the IV tag, if you use a bar code scanner app and scan it, the correct shoe should appear. If not, you have a fake! P.S, On newer models, the tag is glued on instead of being stitched. If your buying online does the description say "100% authentic"? if so that is a good sign. But even if it just says "authentic" that is a little suspicious. Lastly on the box does the description contain the correct colorway abbreviations? If you are  unsure, search the Internet for the specific shoes box and colorway to help make sure the shoe is real. Once again, there are the top 2 most counterfeited shoes on the market, how to identify them, and where to buy them(links under pictures).