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Wondering how to spot fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear items? Afraid of getting scammed?
Then you are in the right place to learn how to authenticate Palm Angels Kill The Bear items, as in this fake vs real Palm Angels Kill The Bear legit check guide, we are going to teach you the main ways to do so.
Along with each step of the guide on how to spot fake PA Kill The Bear items, we are going to link fake vs real Palm Angels Kill The Bear images so that each step would be clear and easy to understand.
The fastest way to spot fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear is to check the wash tag inside the item, as the fake Palm Angels items never have their inscriptions on the wash tag in tune with the ones on the legit pieces. Another important factor of authenticity is the certilogo tag, which is also commonly flawed on the fake Palm Angels pieces.
Worth mentioning is that this real vs fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear legit check guide applies to both the t-shirts and the hoodies with the Kill The Bear printing.
As we’ve previously mentioned, we consider the wash tag inside the Palm Angels Kill The Bear items as the most reliable sign of authenticity, as this is the most flawed element on the fake pieces.
Therefore, we recommend that you always verify the wash tag inside your PA Kill The Bear item.
Before we begin to explain the flaws on the fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear item, let’s have a quick look at the reference real vs fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear image below.
In the real vs fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear image above, we have pointed out how the fake PA item has its wash tag’s “Palm Angels” text at the top looking too small and thin.
Not only that, but the fake item’s “Palm Angels” text is also placed too close to the “PM …” number text below, while the legit item has its text placed further away from the “PM …” number text below.
Speaking of the “PM …” number text, we have pointed out in the fake vs real Palm Angels Kill The Bear image above how the fake item also has this text looking too thick, while on the legit piece, the text is thinner.
Moving on to the “SIZE CA” text, you can see how the fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear item has its text looking too thin, while the legit piece has its text looking thicker.
Proceeding to the “FABRIC” row of text, we have pointed out in the real vs fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear image above how the fake item has its text looking too thin, and how, once again, the authentic piece has its text thicker.
The same flaw applies to the “COTTON” line of text which we’ve next pointed out in the fake vs real Palm Angels Kill The Bear image above: the fake item has its text looking too thin, and the legit one has its text thicker.
At the last three elements which we’ve pointed out in the fake vs real Palm Angels Kill The Bear image above, we have pointed out how the fake item has these looking too thin.
Indeed, the image is blurry as the wash tag reaches the bottom on the legit item, but the text is also noticeably too thin on the fake item.
Let’s have a look at the smaller side of the wash tag on the real vs fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear items.
In the real vs fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear image above, we have pointed out how the fake Palm Angels item has its text looking too small on each side of the wash tag.
On the other hand, the text on the authentic item is bigger, and it is also thinner than the text visible on the fake item’s wash tag, which is a bit too thick as well.
Lastly, let’s have a look at another example of an authentic Palm angels Kill The Bear item’s wash tags, on both the front and the rear sides, so that you’d have more examples to compare your item with.
As you can see in the image with the legit wash tag above, all of the details check out with the previous comparison: the authentic tags in the image above have their text at the right font-weight, placement, and size.
With all of this being said for the wash tag of the fake vs real Palm Angels Kill The Bear items, let’s move on to the second step of the guide on how to spot fake Palm Angels items.
The certilogo is the little tag positioned next to the wash tag, which can be scanned with your phone in real life in order to check the authenticity of the Palm Angels item.
What we are going to do is to check the stitching details on the certilogo, instead of scanning the certilogos in order to tell you that the authentic item is authentic and that the fake one is counterfeit-produced.
In the Palm Angels Kill The Bear real vs fake image above, we have pointed out how the fake item has its certilogo’s “Palm Angels” text looking too thick, while the text on the authentic item is thinner.
Then, looking at the “SCAN TO CHECK YOUR / AUTHENTIC PRODUCT” text, we have pointed out how the fake item has its text waving.
By that, we mean that the letters on the fake Palm Angels items’ text are improperly shaped, as some of the letters are bigger than the other, and how that the letters on the fake item are not placed at the same level – therefore, some of the letters are floating.
On the other hand, the authentic Palm Angels Kill The Bear item has all of its letters shaped correctly and placed at the same level, without having any of the letters floating.
Not only that, but the text on the fake item’s certilogo is also too thick, while the legit piece has its text thinner.
At the same time, even though we said we wouldn’t tell you to scan the ceritlogo, we’ve placed one hand-emoji pointer to tell you where you would have to put your phone over in order to get your item authenticated by the certilogo.
Let’s also have a look at an example of how the certilogo tag is supposed to look like on both the front and the rear side, with the help of an authentic PA Kill The Bear tee’s ceritlogo tag.
In the image above, you can see how the authentic item has its text properly font-weighted, shaped, and positioned on both the front and the rear sides of the label.
As for the third step of the guide on how to spot fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear items, we are going to have a look at the real vs fake Palm Angels KTB image below in order to see how to check the neck tag.
In the real vs fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear image above, we have pointed out how the fake PA item has its text on the neck tag looking too thin.
This font-weight problem can be easily seen o the letter “P” in the “Palm” text, and on the letter “n” in the “Angels” text, as we’ve pointed out in the real vs fake PA Kill The Bear image above.
Here’s another example of an authentic Palm Angels Kill The Bear item’s neck tag which hasn’t been replicated properly yet.
This neck tag can be found on the newer Palm Angels items.
As for the fourth step of the guide on how to spot fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear items, we are going to have a look at the real vs fake PA KTB items with the frontal Kill The Bear printing.
In the fake vs real Palm Angels image above, we have pointed out how the fake item has its bear looking too textured, as the colour of the fake bear is a bit too dark when compared to the legit bear.
This can differ in different lighting conditions, so make sure to check your t-shirt/hoodie when it is in the light.
As for the fifth and the last step of the guide on how to spot fake Palm Angels Kill The Bear items, we are going to have a look at the real vs fake Palm Angels image below in order to learn how to check the rear print.
In the fake vs real Palm Angels Kill The Bear image above, we have pointed out how the fake item has its text improperly printed.
As you can see, we have placed the hand-emoji pointers at each “extended line” in the letters of the Palm Angels logo, in order to show you how they are too thin, and how they are thicker on the legit item’s print.
Not only that, but the fake item also has its thin lines looking too long, while on the legit piece, they are shorter.
The 4 detailed real vs fake Palm Angels Tee steps outlined above might not be so practical when you are in a hurry or when you want to buy the item online.
That is why we have compiled this quick 60 seconds solution to legit checking your Palm Angels Tee. Below are the top 4indicators that can help you determine if you have a fake or real Palm Angels Tee.
If you need help with the authentication of your Palm Angels item, we’ve got you covered.
All you have to do is send us high-quality pictures of your Palm Angels and we will get back to you with the results within 24 to 48 hours. The results will also come with a report on why we believe your PA item is fake or authentic.
That brings us to the end of our guide on how to spot fake vs real Palm Angels. We will continue to update this article as better and newer comparisons are put out.
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