Gucci Camera Marmont Bag: REAL or FAKE?

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Last Updated on April 12, 2024 by Ch David

In this tutorial, we’ll:

  • Compare original vs fake Gucci Camera bags
  • Explain what authentic bags look like
  • Give you various tips to verify your own bag

Relevant: How to spot any fake Gucci Marmont bags.

How to you tell if a Gucci Camera bag is real

To tell if your Gucci Camera bag is real, check the interior tag with “GUCCI” written on it. Counterfeit bags often have text that differs from authentic Gucci bags.

1. Interior label

1.1. Front

Comparison of the real vs fake Gucci Camera bags: Interior label

Authentic:

  1. Stitches at the top of the inner “GUCCI” tag are longer and horizontally aligned.
  2. Copyright “R” symbol is thicker, and the circle is larger.
  3. “GUCCI” text is thinner and less bold.
  4. “made in italy” text is thinner and smaller.

Fake:

  1. Stitches at the top of the inner “GUCCI” tag are shorter and parallel.
  2. Copyright “R” symbol is thinner, and the circle is smaller.
  3. “GUCCI” text is thicker, bolder, and more massive.
  4. “made in italy” text is thinner and larger in size.

1.2. Serial number

Comparison of the real vs fake Gucci Camera bags: Serial number
  • Authentic: The numbers on the rear side of the inner tag use the same font.
  • Fake: The numbers on the rear side of the inner tag use a different font.

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2. Metal GG

Comparison of the real vs fake Gucci Camera bags: GG Metal Logo

Authentic:

  • No scratches on the “GG” buckle.
  • The metal “GG” logo is shiny, nuanced, and well-colored.

Fake:

  • Three noticeable scratches on the “GG” buckle.
  • The metal “GG” logo lacks shine, nuance, and color, appearing dull.

3. Pattern

Comparison of the real vs fake Gucci Camera bags: Back Stitching

Authentic:

  • Stitches on the rear side are deep and securely hold the structure.
  • Higher-quality leather with a shinier appearance.

Fake:

  • Stitches on the rear side are less deep and may not securely hold the structure.
  • Lower-quality leather with a duller appearance.

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. Shape

Comparison of the real vs fake Gucci Camera bags: Side

Authentic:

  • Slimmer and more defined shape.
  • The metal strap attachment area is curvier and wider.
  • The metal has a subtler shine.

Fake:

  • Bulkier and wider shape.
  • The metal strap attachment area is less curvy and narrower.
  • The metal has a more pronounced shine.

5. Handler

Comparison of the real vs fake Gucci Camera bags: Strap
  • Authentic: Square finishing on the leather area.
  • Fake: Round finishing on the leather area.

6. Chainlink

Comparison of the real vs fake Gucci Camera bags: Chains
  • Authentic: Chains typically well-maintained, not looking beaten up or scratched.
  • Fake: Fake Gucci bags often have chains that appear used and scratched, even if they’re not.

7. Chevrons

Example of an authentic Gucci bag with 9 chevron sections
  • Authentic: Authentic Gucci bags typically have exactly 9 chevrons on the back.
  • Fake: Fake Gucci bags may have more or fewer than 9 chevrons on the back.

Shortlist: How to authenticate when short on time

  1. Check the inner “GUCCI” tag: Examine the stitching, copyright symbol “R,” and font of the numbers. Authentic Gucci bags have straight horizontal stitching, while fakes often have parallel stitching, thinner “R” symbols, and thicker printings on the tag.
  2. Inspect the front “GG” metal logo: Authentic logos are shiny with minimal scratches, whereas fake Gucci bag logos may appear less shiny and heavily scratched.
  3. Verify the pattern on the rear side: Legit Gucci bags have stitches that are deeply set into the fabric, while counterfeit bags often have shallower stitching.
  4. Examine the bag’s shape from the sides: Authentic Gucci GG bags have a specific shape, while fakes may appear wider and less accurate. Pay attention to the metal straps’ shine as well.
  5. Analyze the braces on the Gucci bag: Authentic bags feature square leather finishing on the braces, while fake bags tend to have rounder finishing.
  6. Check the quality of the chains: Authentic Gucci bags have high-quality chains that are not heavily worn or damaged.
  7. Count the chevrons on your: Legit bags always have nine chevrons on both the front and rear sides.

These key indicators can help you differentiate between genuine and fake Gucci GG bags.

In some cases, you may not have the time to go through all the detailed steps.

As such, we’ve created this simple list.

Expert Gucci Camera bag authentication

  • Send us high-quality photos of your bag.
  • We’ll provide you with results and a detailed report within 24 to 48 hours.

This concludes our guide on how to differentiate between genuine and fake Gucci Camera Bags.

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Ch Daniel and Ch David

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About the Author

David is the co-founder and co-CEO of Legit Check By Ch. David's experience: 5+ years of creating educational content in the fashion industry. 6+ years of authenticating luxury items. Currently, David is the Head Editor of the LCBC Library, where 1,000,000+ words have been published, in free guides, for over 1,000 items.
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