Palm Angels Cap Legit Check: Real Vs Fake (Hat)

Last Updated on January 10, 2024 by Ch David

Looking to learn how to spot a fake Palm Angels cap (hat)?

This guide will show you the way.

Let’s check out the 4 ways to spot real vs fake Palm Angels hats.

How to spot a fake Palm Angels cap

To quickly identify fake Palm Angels caps, examine the wash tag inside the cap.

Fake caps consistently display discrepancies in the text on their wash tags compared to original ones.

1. Wash tag

• Authentic:
  1. The “O/S” text is thinner.
  2. “FABRIC” and “100% COTTON” texts are thinner.
  3. Washing instructions’ characters are thicker and clearly printed.
  4. The last six lines of text on the wash tag are visible, clearly printed, and easily readable.
• Fake:
  1. “O/S” text is too thick and uses a different font.
  2. “FABRIC” and “100% COTTON” texts are too thick.
  3. Characters in the washing instructions are too thin.
  4. The last six lines of text on the wash tag are improperly printed and less visible.

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2. Logo

Find the “Palm Angels” logo above the brim.

• Authentic:
  • Text has proper font-weight and thickness.
  • Letters have a straighter appearance with appropriate curves.
• Fake:
  • Text is too thin with improper font-weight.
  • Letters are excessively curvy, with noticeable thickness particularly at the bottom side of the “s” in “Angels”.

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.

3. Back

• Authentic:
  • Letters on the rear text have consistent and correct thickness, maintaining the same font-weight throughout.
• Fake:
  • Letters, specifically “a” and “m” in “Palm” and “A”, “n”, “g”, and “s” in “Angels”, appear too thin.
  • The font-weight is inconsistent across different letters, indicating poor quality in comparison to the authentic cap.

4. Interior label

• Authentic:
  • Letters in both “Palm” and “Angels” are thicker and have consistent font-weight for each letter.
• Fake:
  • Letters in both “Palm” and “Angels” appear too thin, lacking the uniform font-weight seen on the authentic cap.

Shortlist: Check your cap

1. Check the wash tag inside your Palm Angels cap for text that appears too thick.
2. Verify the text on the front side of your cap, above the brim, for proper thickness.
3. Inspect the text on the back of your Palm Angels cap to ensure it is not too thin.
4. Examine the label inside your Palm Angels cap for text that lacks quality and appears too thin compared to authentic PA caps.

Look for these top 4 indicators to determine whether you have a fake or an authentic Palm Angels cap.

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• Simply send us high-quality pictures of your cap.
• We’llprovide you with the results within 24 to 48 hours.
• The results will include a report explaining why we believe your cap is either fake or authentic.

That concludes our guide on how to spot fake vs real Palm Angels caps.

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Thank you for reading this,

Ch Daniel and Ch David