1. The “Christian Dior PARIS” prints on the insoles of these shoes are too thick when compared to the authentic shoes’ text on the insoles 2. The stitching found all around the patch on the insole with the “Christian Dior PARIS” text has different thicknesses, as in the left/upper sides of the circles, the stitching is too thin, and on the right/bottom sides, the stitching is too thick. On the authentic shoes, the stitching is supposed to have the same weight all around the patch 3. The “CHRISTIAN DIOR” text found on the front side of these shoes is too thick and big, and some of the letters are longer than the other 4. The oblique monogram on the toe box of these shoes is also too thick, while the authentic shoes have their oblique pattern thinner 5. The “CL 1119 36 D” print found on the interior side of these Dior shoes is improperly font-weighted, as it is a bit thicker than supposed to be