The fastest way to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label items is to look at the badge on the side of the item, as well as at the neck tag, as the inscriptions on the replica Canada Goose items are never at the correct thickness, and so, leaving a small gap of quality between the real deal and the fake items.
If you’re wondering how to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label items, then you are for sure in the right place to learn that.
We have compiled this fake vs real Canada Goose Black Label guide that will teach you how to spot any fake Canada Goose Black Label item.
From jackets to vests, hoodies and whatnot, this guide will teach you the easiest, yet the best ways to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label pieces.
Also, in case you’re looking to learn how to spot fake Canada Goose items that are no from the Black Label, we’ve got your covered, as here we have the other guide on how to spot fake Canada Goose items.
For the first step of the guide on how to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label items, we are going to look at the badge on the side of the items, as the replica pieces never have the badge properly detailed.
Not only because of that, but we are starting this guide because this is one of the very best ways to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label jackets, vests and so on.
In the image with the real vs fake Canada Goose Black Label badges above, we have pointed out how the fake jacket has quite a few flaws.
Starting with the text from the top of the badge, it is noticeable how the fake CG Black Label item has its “CANADA GOOSE®” text looking too thick and too big.
Looking at the genuine Canada Goose Black Label item, you can see how the “CANADA GOOSE®” inscription looks thinner and smaller than the replica badge’s text.
Then, the Canadian Maple leafs on both the left and on the right side of the fake item’s badge look too thin and too little defined, while the authentic jacket’s Canadian Maple leafs are thicker.
Lastly, the “ARCTIC PROGRAM” text on the fake Canada Goose jacket’s badge starts being too thick, and ends up being too thick on the last 4 letters, in the “GRAM” text.
As for the authentic Canada Goose Black Label jacket, you can see how its badge has all of the letters looking thicker and more defined when compared to the fake jacket’s text.
Lastly, for your reference, we have highlighted another example of how does a fake Canada Goose Black Label badge looks like.
We’ve only done this so you can see another version of the replica Canada Goose Black Label badge, as there are lots of different replicas available on the market, and so, both here and above, we have highlighted only the best replicas.
For the second step of the guide on how to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label items, we are going to have a look a look at the neck tags on both the real vs fake Canada Goose Black Labels pieces.
In case you didn’t know, there are two types of neck tags: one that has more lines of text, and one that has fewer lines of text.
As for that, good news! We are going to cover both of them with the help of the fake vs real CG Black Label image below.
First of all, we will start with the real vs fake Canada Goose Black Label neck tags with the fewer lines of text, and then, we will inspect the ones with more lines of text.
And, as always, let’s first have a look at the reference fake vs real Canada Goose Black Label image below, and after that, we will explain the flaws on the fake item.
In the image with the real vs fake Canada Goose Black Label images above, we have pointed out how the fake item has a few font-weight flaws.
The first one is that the “ARCTIC PROGRAM” text on the little badge at the top of the neck tag looks too thin on the fake item, while the authentic Canada Goose Black Label image has its text thicker.
Then, looking at the “Made in Canada/Fabriqué au Canada” inscription, we have pointed out how the fake Canada Goose Black Label jacket has its text too thin and too big.
Looking at the genuine Canada Goose Black Label jacket, you can see how its same inscription about the jacket being manufactured in Canada looks thicker and smaller, respectively boxier than the fake item’s text.
Lastly, the “www.canadagoose.com” website inscription is also looking too thin, while the authentic jacket’s text looks thicker and more defined.
Now that you know how to spot fake Black Label Canada Goose items that have the short text on the neck tag, let’s have a look at the neck tags with more lines of text.
As you can see from the comparison with the fake vs real Canada Goose Black Label jackets above, the fake jacket has its “CANADA GOOSE®” the at the top of the badge looking too thick and a bit too big.
Looking at the authentic Canada Goose Black Label jacket, you can see how its “CANADA GOOSE®” text is looking thinner and smaller than the fake item’s text.
Then, the two big blocks of text on the lower side of the fake jacket’s neck tag look too thick and too massive when compared to the authentic jacket’s blocks of text.
Speaking of which, the authentic Canada Goose Black Label jacket has its two blocks of text looking thinner and less bulky when compared to the fake item’s text.
Moving forward to the third step of the guide on how to spot fake Canada Goose items, we are going to look at the stitching on the badge on the side of the real vs fake Black Label Canada Goose jackets.
As you may guess, we will first look at the image with the fake vs real Canada Goose Black Label jackets below, and after that, we will explain what happens on both the authentic and on the fake jackets.
In the image with the authentic vs replica Canada Goose Black Label jackets above, we have pointed out how the fake jacket has its at the wrong thickness for its stitching at the edge.
With the help of the zoomed-in image above, you can see how the fake jacket’s badge is as thin as it looks very small since there is missing this thick curvy stitching line, which you can see on the authentic jacket’s badge.
Mentioning the authentic Black Label Canada Goose jacket, we have pointed out in the image above how the its badge has this curvy and thick stitching at its edge, therefore looking chunkier than the fake item’s badge.
As for the fourth step of the guide on how to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label items, we are going to have a look at the wash tags.
Just as how it may sound, the wash tag is the little piece of fabric inside the item, and it holds information on how to wash your Canada Goose Black Label item.
In the image with the fake vs real Canada Goose Black Label items above, we have pointed out how the fake jacket has its “NEW MATERIAL ONLY” looking too thick and too boxy.
On the other hand, the authentic Canada Goose Black Label item has its “NEW MATERIAL ONLY” text thinner and bigger when put side-by-side to the fake jacket’s text.
One other flaw that we’ve spotted on the fake jacket’s wash tag is the colour of the blue little label, which on the fake CG Black Label jacket, it looks too light, while on the authentic jacket, it looks darker.
The steps we’ve written so far are the best ways to authenticate this item.
The next few steps are still reliable signs of authenticity but are for non-top-versions of replicas available for this item. We recommend sticking to the steps we’ve explained above to make sure you’re not drawing the wrong conclusions.
Going forward to the fifth step of the guide on how to spot fake Black Label Canada Goose products, we are now going to have a look at the real vs fake Canada Goose Black Label items for their pull tab on the rear side of the jacket.
This pull tab can be found below the hood, on the back of your Canada Goose Black Label jacket. Now, let’s have a look at the image with the fake vs real Canada Goose Black Label jackets below.
As you can see in the image with the fake vs real Canada Goose Black Label jackets above, the fake jacket has its “CANADA GOOSE®” text being too boxy and too thick.
On the other hand, the authentic Canada Goose Black Label jacket has its “CANADA GOOSE®” text looking bigger, wider and thinner than the fake jacket’s text.
For the sixth step of the guide on how to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label items, we are going to have a look at the fake vs real Canada Goose Black Label items for their holographic tab.
This little holographic tab is located near the wash tag on both the authentic vs fake Canada Goose Black Label items.
In the image with the real vs replica Canada Goose Black Label items above, we have pointed out how the fake holographic label is misplaced.
In fact, the fake jacket has its holographic sticker placed too low, as the bottom side of it leans below the fabric on which it was supposed to be glued to.
Looking at the authentic Canada Goose Black Label item’s holographic label, you can see how it is properly glued on the fabric, as it is perfectly placed on the tab, without leaning below it, unlike the fake item’s tab.
Going to the seventh method on how to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label items, we are going to have a look at the pocket which holds the wash tags.
In the image with the replica vs legit Canada Goose Black Label items above, we have noticed how the fake item has its Canadian Maple leafs looking too small compared to the authentic item’s text.
Mentioning the genuine Canada Goose item, you can observe how its Canadian Maple leafs look bigger and more defined when compared to the fake item’s leafs.
Below the Canada Goose Black Label badge, you can see how the “Content Label/Étiquette d’entretien” text is looking too thin.
Back to the authentic Canada Goose Black label item, you can see how its text is looking thicker and more defined, rather than the fake product’s text, which is too thin.
Proceeding to the eighth way on how to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label pieces, we are now going to have a look at the text printed on the handler that zips and unzips the pockets.
As always, let’s quickly have a look at the image with the real vs fake Canada Goose Black Label items below.
In the image with the fake vs authentic Canada Goose Black Label items above, we have pointed out how the fake item’s “CANADA GOOSE®” text is looking too thin and too little visible.
Back to the authentic item’s handler, you can see how the “CANADA GOOSE®” appears to be thicker and more visible when compared to the fake item’s text.
Keep in mind that some of the authentic items that are used might have their text faded out, and at the end of the day, we don’t consider this as the best authenticity factor if we are talking about used Canada Goose Black Label items.
Lastly, for the ninth step of the guide on how to spot fake Canada Goose Black Label items, we are going to have a look at the “CANADA GOOSE®” inscription that’s printed on the rectangular patch.
In the image with the fake vs real Canada Goose Black Label items above, we have pointed out how the fake piece has its “CANADA GOOSE®” text looking too thin and too narrow.
On the other hand, looking at the authentic Canada Goose Black Label jacket’s “CANADA GOOSE®” text appears to look thicker and wider than the fake item’s text.
You will not always have the time or patience to go through each detailed authentication step when you need to verify the authenticity status of your Canada Goose item.
That is why we have compiled this quick 60-second solution to authenticating your Canada Goose. Below are the top indicators that can help you determine if you have a fake or real Canada Goose Black Label product.
So, there you have it – the definitive guide to spotting fake Canada Goose items.
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