The best way to spot fake Gucci Rhyton is to check at the stitching all over the shoes. You’ll always see how fake sneakers have their extra threads or missing stitches, while the real shoes are always perfect.
Wondering how to spot fake Gucci Rhyton sneakers? If so, you are in the right place.
In this guide, you’ll find 12 of the most helpful ways to tell if your Gucci Rhyton are real or fake. We’ll go from inside to outside the shoes.
Without any further ado, let’s see how to check the fake vs real Gucci Rhyton.
How to tell if your Gucci Rhyton are real or fake
You can tell if your Gucci Rhyton sneakers are real or fake by looking at the profile stitching. Fakes have too much empty space between the stitches and panels on the side of the shoes.
Authentic Gucci shoes are always flawless. Let’s check it out!
“Why?”, you may ask. Because replica Gucci Rhyton sneakers are usually made with less arched stitches, less defined and poorer quality stitches.
1. Stitching
In the front, the fake Gucci Rhyton pair has stitches with too much arching on the edges, as they look too curvy.
Where the first line from the left side of the picture begins and continues, you can see how it is too straight when it ends and “goes” into the sole.
In the middle of the Gucci Rhyton, the stitching is too curvy, while the authentic is less curved.
On the right side of the picture, to the rear of the Gucci Rhytons, the distance is too long between the two stitching sides on the fake.
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2. Footbed
The footbed of the fake Gucci Rhytons has its “GG” monogram pattern looking too thin.
The authentic Gucci Rhytons have the pattern of their “GG” monogram looking thicker and more defined when compared to the fake shoes’ pattern.
3. Interior tongue
The fake shoes have their numbers on the interior side of the tongue looking too thin.
On the other hand, the numbers found on the tongue of the legit shoes are printed deeper and automatically thicker than the ones found on the fake shoes’ tongues.
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4. Exterior tongue
The “GUCCI” tongue text is too thin, while the legit pair has this text on the tongue tag thicker.
5. Heel text
The replica text is less fit into the shoes, while the legit pair has the “GUCCI” text more squeezed in.
Also, the fake “GUCCI” rear heel text is too thin, while the legit Gucci Rhyton pair has this text thicker.
6. Toe box
The fake Gucci Rhyton has its toe box too high.
By high, we mean that it is too curved and arched, while the legit one looks sharper and less curvy.
7. Leather spacing
The two lines which we’ve pointed at, are too far away from one another on the fake Gucci Rhyton sneakers.
The authentic Gucci Rhyton pair has more space between these two stitching lines on the toe box.
This is just attention to detail, and we really recommend you look at this step when checking the real vs fake Gucci Rhyton sneakers.
8. Sole
The replica Gucci Rhytons have the “GUCCI” text less fit into the sole, and it makes the text less visible compared to the retail Gucci Rhyton.
The stars are not centred into the boxes of the sole on the fake Gucci Rhyton sneakers, while the legit stars are centred.
9. Insole
First of all, we’ll check out the front side of the insole, and then, we’ll analyze the fake vs real Gucci Rhytons once again, but for the rear side of the insole.
91. Front
The fake shoes have their “GUCCI” and “made in italy” text looking too thin.
The fake shoes also have their “GUCCI’ text with too much space between the letters,.
On the other hand, the same two lines of text are thicker on the authentic shoes than the ones on the fake pair.
9.2. Rear
The fake pair has its “GUCCI” text looking too thick.
On the other hand, the authentic Gucci Rhytons have their text on the insole looking thinner.
10. Box logo
The fake Gucci Rhyton sneakers’ box has letters on the box that look too thin.
On the other hand, the authentic shoes have their text on the box looking thicker and more defined.
11. Box label
The fake shoes’ box label has a monogram with the shoes looking too thin, small, and too little defined.
Looking at the two numbers below the barcodes on both the top right and bottom left corners of the label, you can see how the fake box label has its characters looking too small.
12. Dust bag
The fake shoes’ dust bag has its “GUCCI” text looking too thin, and they also have extra threads hanging.
On the other hand, the authentic shoes’ dust bag has its “GUCCI” text thicker and does not present any extra threads or any sort of flaws.
Shortlist: Authenticate your Gucci Rhyton in 30 seconds
Verify the stitching on your Gucci Rhyton. The fake pairs usually have the stitches too arched and curvy
Inspect the footbed’s monogram pattern. Most of the time, the fake shoes have their footbed’s “GG” monogram pattern looking too thin
Look at the print on the interior side of the tongue. Mostly, the fake Gucci Rhyton sneakers have their text looking too thin and fit too little deep into the shoes
Look at the “GUCCI” exterior tongue logo. Once again, fake Gucci Rhyton have this text looking too thin
Check the rear heel “GUCCI” text. The replica Gucci Rhytons have this text too thin and less fit into the sneakers
Inspect the height of the toe box. Mainly, fake Gucci Rhyton pairs have the toe box incredibly high. By high, we mean curved/angled
Check the stitching on the toe box. The two main lines of stitching are too far away from one another on the fake Gucci Rhyton pairs.
Inspect the soles. Fake Gucci Rhyton pairs don’t have the sole stars centred into the boxes, and the “GUCCI” text is, as always, too thin
Look at the text on the insole of your Gucci Rhytons. Mostly, the fake Gucci Rhytons don’t have their text properly font-weighted on both sides of the insoles. Also, have a look at the spacing between the letters, as the fake pairs use to have their text with too much space between the letters on the front side of the insole
Inspect the box’s “GUCCI” text. Usually, the fake Gucci Rhyton shoes’ boxes have their text looking too thin
Verify the box’s glued label. Most of the time, the fake Gucci Rhyton shoes have their text looking too small, and the Gucci Rhyton shoe symbol looks too thin and too little defined
Check the dust bag of your shoes, because the fake Gucci Rhyton pairs use to have their dust bag’s text looking too thin, and also used to have extra threads hanging on the black outline of the “GUCCI” label
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Having covered these aspects, we conclude our guide on discerning fake Gucci Rhyton sneakers, focusing on the six key aspects. We hope that this guide proves to be a valuable resource in your pursuit of authenticating your Gucci Rhyton sneakers.
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Ch Daniel is the co-founder and co-CEO of Legit Check By Ch, one of the world's leading companies in product authentications. Daniel's experience: 8+ years in the luxury industry, 7+ years in the authentication industry, 10+ years of business development. Currently, Daniel is overseeing the development of new products of Legit Check By Ch.
