Last Updated on April 8, 2024 by Ch David
Wondering if your Fendi is real? Need to check it?
Read this article and compare your bag to our side-by-side real vs fake images.
This guide works for any Fendi bag.
No time to waste.
How to Tell if a Fendi Bag is Real
Experts say the #1 thing to look for in a fake Fendi bag is the interior label. The stitches should be thin and not very thick.
Below is our detailed comparison.
1. Interior label
Authentic: Thinner detailsFake: Text and stitching are too thick.
Too difficult? Let our team of expert Fendi authenticators take a look at your bag:2. Flap
Authentic: Pronounced threads all over the flap.Fake: Stitching is barely visibly.
3. Buckle
Authentic: Thinner, slimmer letters.Fake: “FENDI” text is too thick.
A quick mention:
The steps we’ve written so far are the BEST ways to authenticate this item The next few steps are still reliable methods… … but they apply to non-top-versions of replicas available for this item If in doubt, we recommend double-checking the steps we’ve explained above this line.
4. Side
Authentic: Deep stitching, making the bag look bulkier.Fake: Stitching isn’t as deep — hence why it looks slimmer.
5. Handler
Authentic: No edges or extra materials around the button.Fake: Visible welded edges around the button.
6. Strap
Authentic: Long and perfectly-aligned stitching.Fake: Threads are not aligned at the top. They’re also too short.
7. Bottom
Authentic: The corner is curved more than the fake.Fake: Less arched corner.
8. Metal FF
Authentic: The metal is shiny and reflects light landing on top of it.Fake: Doesn’t reflect any light.
9. Dust bag
Authentic: Thicker “ROMA” print.Fake: “ROMA” is too thin.
Conclusion
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Ch Daniel and Ch David
