Learn how to tell if Nike Off-White are fake. Expert-made guides showing you the steps to take when authenticating Nike x Off-White sneakers and clothes.
3 quickest ways to spot fake Nike x Off-White
1. Medial Text
Authentic:
“Off-White” text has the proper thickness.
“TM” text is thicker, smaller, and closer to the “Off-White” text.
“NIKE” text has consistent letter spacing, with the letter “E” placed evenly.
The presence of the “c.” text at the bottom may vary on authentic pairs.
“USA” text has consistent letter spacing, with uniform distance between letters.
Fake:
“Off-White” text is too thin.
“TM” text is too thin, too big, and positioned too far from the “Off-White” text.
“NIKE” text has uneven letter spacing, with the letter “E” placed further from the rest.
The presence of the “c.” text may vary, but some authentic pairs also lack it.
“USA” text has inconsistent letter spacing, with excessive space between the “A” and other letters.
2. Toe Box
Authentic:
Properly proportioned and not overly bulky or massive on the toe box area.
Maintains a balanced and true-to-design look in this region.
Fake:
Bulkier and more massive appearance on the toe box area.
Counterfeit Off-White Jordan 1 Chicago pairs appear over-inflated in this region, which is a noticeable and visible flaw.
3. Size Tag
Authentic:
Correct font weight for “US” text.
“DM1602-109” text has appropriate thickness.
“MADE IN VIETNAM” text in the consistent font with the real pair’s size tag.
Fake:
“US” text in incorrect font weight; “U” is too thin and “S” is too thick.
“DM1602-109” text is too thin.
Different font for “MADE IN VIETNAM” text compared to the real pair’s size tag.
The font used for “DM1602-109” is different, particularly noticeable in the letter “D”.
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