1. The tongue label’s side with multiple lines of text is imprecisely built, as the characters in that area are misaligned, inconsistent and waving. This flaw is a red flag that shows us that lower quality factory equipment was used, a guaranteed way to spot a fake item. 2. The suede effect, while present, is not as pronounced as it’s meant to be — the suede on this pair is not moving as much as it should 3. The overall shape and structure of this Air Jordan pair are not in tune with other authentic Air Jordan pairs: the toe box is over-inflated, a flaw that is always present on fake pairs. 4. The reverse swooshes are too far away from the second last lace hole — another common red flag found only on fake pairs 5. The heel Cactus Jack face logo is too textured, another point of evidence that tells us that lower quality factory equipment was used to produce this pair