Want to learn how to spot fake Heineken Dunks? In this guide:
We’ll link real vs fake Heineken Dunk images
Teach you what makes a pair original
And explain what a best fake looks like
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How to know if your Heineken Dunks are fake
To know if you have fake Nike SB Dunk Heineken, check the stitching and the “NIKE” logo on the back. Fakes consistently display incorrect stitching and improperly sized red Nike text logo.
1. Back
Authentic:
Thicker “NIKE” stitched text.
Shorter, thicker threads on the white patch stitching.
Thicker green double-stitching.
Fake:
Thinner “NIKE” stitched text.
Longer, thinner threads on the white patch stitching.
Thinner green double-stitching.
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2. Suede
Proceeding to the second step of the guide on how to spot fake Nike x Heineken Dunks, we are now going to talk about the suede effect on the fake vs real Heineken SB Dunks.
On the authentic Heineken Dunks:
All green fabric is suede.
When touching suede, it should spread and leave little traces where it was touched.
Authentic: Lighter suede color with visible touch traces.
Fake: Darker suede color with minimal visibility of touch traces.
3. Size tag
Label on the interior side of the Heineken Dunks.
Authentic:
Thinner “US UK EUR CM” text and numbers.
Thinner “304292 302 00” text.
Thinner, larger, and wider “PAT.US” text and following numbers.
Fake:
“US UK EUR CM” text and numbers are too thick.
“304292 302 00” text is too thick.
“PAT.US” text and following numbers are too thick, small, and boxy.
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