Last Updated on July 26, 2023 by Ch David
Tot put it shortly, the fastest way to spot fake Amiri jeans is to look at the wash tags and at the label at the waist inside the jeans, as the replica Amiri bottom-wear pairs never have their text on the labels as the correct thickness, while all of the genuine items must be flawless.
Looking to learn how to spot fake Amiri jeans? Trying to learn whether you are looking at a fake or a real pair of Amiri jeans?
If that’s true, then this is the place to stay, as we’ve compiled this real vs fake Amiri jeans guide that will teach you everything you learn in order to spot fake Amiri jeans.
We are going to take the real vs fake Amiri jeans side-by-side, and we will have a look at their details on both the interior and the exterior sides.
You can tell the difference between real and fake Amiri jeans by looking at the wash tags: fake Amiri jeans always have thinner text. An authentic pair of jeans has thin inscriptions.
Let’s see the detailed ways to spot fake Amiri jeans.
In the image above, we’ve highlighted only another authentic example of the Amiri jeans and their wash tag that comes from the same collection.
Below, you can see another authentic example of the Amiri jeans, this time coming from another popular authentic release, yet the material’s inscription that the replica jeans don’t really have these wash tags.
The only difference between the image with the genuine Amiri jeans from above and the two other pictures from further above in the guide is that these jeans are made 100% out of cotton.
The genuine jeans have their text a bit faded out, but even if it was to its fullest colour-filling and without being faded-out, the genuine jeans would have pretty much the same thickness, therefore still being thinner than the fake pair’s “SIZE 34” text.
Also, keep in mind that not all of the genuine, nor not all of the fake items will have the “SIZE XX” text right below the “AMIRI” text. Don’t worry if your pair misses the size text.
So, looking at the authentic Amiri jeans, you can see how their “AMIRI” text is thinner than the fake pair’s text.
A quick mention:
If in doubt, we recommend double-checking the steps we’ve explained above this line.
If your jeans don’t have this tag along with them, no worries. This is not really something to focus on at all, as the details on the actual jeans matter, rather than the label that comes next to them.
On the other hand, the authentic Amiri jeans have their “AMIRI” inscription looking way thinner than the one on the fake jeans.
As you may know, the Amiri jeans are popular for their distressing, as they have this sort of unique style that’s trendy in the streetwear scene.
In the image with the real vs fake Amiri jeans above:
Of course, neither the genuine nor the replica Amiri jeans would need to have their distressing done by actually cutting them anyhow else rather than in a hand-made method.
The difference is that the fake jeans have their distressing looking too little natural and too much hand-made.
Now, let’s have a look at another image where we’ve highlighted only a flaw on the fake Amiri jeans, related to the distressing.
The 6 real vs fake Amiri jeans steps outlined above are well-detailed and it will be time demanding to perform each authentication step when you need to confirm the originality of your Amiri jeans.
That is why we have compiled this quick 60 seconds solution to authenticating your jeans.
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Thank you for reading this,
Ch Daniel and Ch David