Lacoste shirt real vs fake review. How to spot original Lacoste tee shirt

#lacoste #crocodile
00:00 - Intro
00:10 - The visible logos
01:10 - The main back label
02:47 - The size label
03:29 - The additional neck stripe
03:54 - The inside stitching
04:46 - The care tag
Is Lacoste French or Swiss?
Lacoste, originally La Société Chemise Lacoste was founded by French tennis star René Lacoste in 1933. René was nicknamed 'The Crocodile' due to his tenacity on the tennis courts, during his tennis career he won 7 Grand Slam Singles titles and he was also the World Number 1 player in 1926 and 1927.
Knowing a real vintage designer clothing item from fake can occasionally be tricky. Whilst some fakes are blatantly obvious, other more high quality fakes are harder to distinguish. We believe that integrity when it comes to designer clothing is super important - for the brands, for you and for the industry as a whole.
Whilst it’s easy to know that the product you’re buying from the designer shop is an original, when buying a vintage Lacoste polo, there are a few key things to look out for to help you identify whether your investment is real or fake.
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Check the logo - Most fakes have cheaply made crocodile logos with badly defined body parts. The crocodile should be a deep, dark green with obvious individual teeth and claws. The top jaw is smaller than bottom and is angled slightly upwards. The tail will be rounded and be pointing in the same direction as the jaw rather than at the crocodile. The logo should be on a white background, and stitched on from inside the shirt. You should see no stitches on the front of the shirt.
Check the sizing - Lacoste uses numbers for sizing, not small, medium and large
Look for detailed features like claws and teeth. The official logo is a deep, dark green with noticeable teeth and claws. The top jaw is smaller than the bottom jaw and is angled upwards. The crocodile’s tail should be rounded and point in the same direction as the jaw, not at the crocodile. The eye should also look more slit-like than rounded.[1]
If the crocodile looks cartoonish and lacks detail, the shirt is a sure fake.
Lacoste’s Vintage brand is an exception. The crocodile will be high-quality but the same color as the shirt.
Make sure the logo is under the second button. The crocodile will be in the middle of the left side of the shirt. It should be between the bottom stitching on the collar and the second button. Low-quality fakes often align the crocodile with the bottom stitching. That stitching may also appear crooked.[3]
A few real Lacoste versions also align the crocodile with the bottom stitching, so don’t depend on this one observation.

[@igorgoza8582]

Удивительно одно: почему никого не наказывают за подделки,фейки?
За продажу фейка надо садить в тюрьму - тогда бы люди покупали оригинал.

[@bugra2550]

maybe people dont have enough money.

[@WasutonPongsuporn]

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[@johnryan7252]

Are amazaon fakes?

[@VoiceOfPeopleToday]

It depends on the seller and the product they sell.

[@alaynewinkleblack9601]

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