How To Identify Fake Louis Vuitton Bag?

Louis Vuitton bag replica and real comparison:
1. Main mode
Louis Vuitton handbags use a variety of patterns in their styles, and their colors are also different. This Louis Vuitton certification guide will cover the three most popular styles used in vintage and modern handbags.

Damier mode

This "checkerboard" pattern is widely used in the design of LV handbags and is deeply loved by bag lovers all over the world. There are also several colors, the example below shows the "Damier Ebene" version.

In order to identify the Damier Ebene pattern, you need to pay attention to the texture of the canvas. Please note that the genuine canvas has a very clear texture, while the texture of the fake handbag does not look so clear.

Another detail that needs attention is the text printing and its quality. In the comparison below, you may notice that the characters of the authentic Louis Vuitton logo look more bulky and yellower. The fake LV handbag logo has orange shading and the letters are very thin.
How to identify fake Louis Vuitton handbags:
2. External logo label/label
The external logo label is another important aspect of the LV package legality check process because it provides several details that need to be verified. Here, we will introduce four types of external logo tags and share some tips on how to identify counterfeit tags.

3. Ring logo label
This type of Louis Vuitton logo label appears in the most popular handbags and handbags. Here, you must verify the overall appearance of the label and make sure to check all its aspects.
First, make sure the shape of the label is correct. Replica Louis Vuitton handbags usually have these labels, which look more slender and triangular than they should be. Please keep in mind that the color of these labels may vary depending on the condition of the wallet and the year of release.
Then, verify the stitch and make sure that the correct thread is used. The authentic Louis Vuitton wallet will use high-quality thick thread in the same color as the label itself. When it comes to fake Louis Vuitton bags, the thread used is often too thin.
Also, pay attention to the text in the tab to see if the font used is correct. One of the most common mistakes made by counterfeit manufacturers is that the font used in the ® simbol is incorrect, which also makes it look too large.
Internal logo label
Another part of the label worth verifying is the internal logo label, which also comes in different shapes and sizes. Here, we focus on the most widely used type, which can be found in most medium Louis Vuitton handbags.

Check the internal label, first pay attention to its stitching, and make sure to verify the pattern and position. The real stitch is usually placed very close to the edge of the label, and its corners are sharp.

Another important aspect that applies to all text details is fonts. Note how narrow the characters of the fake Louis Vuitton bags label are, now the actual letters look cumbersome.

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