How To Spot Fake Supreme The North Face Mountain Baltoro Jackets

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Last Updated on August 10, 2022 by Ch David

If you are here to learn how to spot a fake Supreme x TNF Mountain jacket, you are in the right place. That’s because today we are going to analyze the real vs fake Supreme x TNF Baltoro jackets side-by-side.

In fact, we are going to get you to know how to spot a fake Supreme x TNF Baltoro Mountain jacket in just a few simple steps.

How to spot fake Supreme TNF Mountain Baltoro jackets

The quickest way to spot a fake Supreme x TNF Mountain Baltoro Jacket is to verify the neck tags because the quality of the replica Supreme x TNF jackets never compares to the quality of the legit items.

With all of this being said, let’s move on to the full and proper Supreme x TNF Mountain Baltoro jacket legit check guide.

Step 1: Real vs fake Supreme TNF Mountain jacket neck tag

As we said previously, we consider the neck tag as the most reliable sign of a fake Supreme x TNF Mountain Baltoro jacket, and that’s why we are going to inspect this first.

real vs fake supreme tnf mountain

Now that you had a look at the fake vs real Supreme x TNF Baltoro Mountain jacket image above, let’s move on to the flaws met on the fake Supreme jacket.

First of all, as you can see where the first hand-emoji pointer in the fake vs real Supreme x TNF Baltoro Mountain image above is placed, you have to check the very first line of text.

The fake jacket has the “THE” text looking too thick and too boxy compared to the same printing on the authentic Supreme x TNF jacket.

Moving on to the second hand-emoji pointer, you can notice how the “NORTH” text in the fake vs real Supreme TNF image above is once again, too thick, on the fake Supreme jacket – this is the most visible on the letter “O”.

If you look at the legit Supreme x TNF Mountain jacket, you can notice how the letters are slimmer.

The third hand-emoji pointer wants to show you how the fake registered trademark (R) symbol on the fake Supreme jacket is too big and too thick compared to the character on the authentic The North Face Mountain jacket.

The fourth thing you have to look at in your Supreme x The North Face Mountain Baltoro jacket is the “MENS/HOMMES” text.

The fake jackets are common to have this text looking way too thin and too wide, as you can see in the fake Supreme x TNF example above.

The fifth emoji is placed near the letter “S” in the “Supreme” text. If you take a quick look at the fake Supreme jacket, you can notice how the letter “S” is too thick on the bottom and the middle side, while the legit jacket has this letter slimmer.

Lastly, the sixth pointer is placed at the second registered Supreme trademark element on the jacket, on the bottom right corner of the neck tag.

Again, the same flaws are visible. The fake Supreme x TNF jacket has the (R) symbol looking too wide, too thick and too big compared to the symbol present on the authentic Supreme x The North Face jacket.

With this being said for the fake vs real Supreme x TNF Mountain jacket, let’s move to the second step on how to spot fake Supreme TNF jackets.

Step 2: Check the text on the wash tags of your jacket

For the second step of the guide on how to spot fake Supreme x TNF jackets, we are going to see the fake vs real Supreme x TNF Mountain jackets on the wash tags.

how to spot fake supreme tnf mountain

In the fake vs real Supreme x The North Face Mountain Baltoro image above, we have shown you how the counterfeit jacket has the text on its wash tag looking not only too thick compared to the retail jacket, but also too wide.

On the other hand, the text on the authentic Supreme jacket’s wash tag is thinner, boxier, less wide, and thinner than the text on the fake TNF jacket.

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Step 3: Fake vs real Supreme TNF Baltoro arm tag on the side

As for the third step of the guide on how to legit check the Supreme x TNF Mountain jacket, we are going to check out the fake vs real Supreme x TNF jackets for the arm tag, placed on the side of the jackets.

fake vs real supreme tnf baltoro

Pretty much the same flaws from the neck tag apply to the exterior side tag on the fake Supreme x TNF jacket as well.

First of all, looking at the “THE” text at the top, you can see how the letter “H” and “E” are somehow connected with the stitching on the fake jacket.

On the other hand, the authentic jacket will never have its letters connected.

Moving to the “NORTH” text, you can notice how, once again, the letters are too thick, and this is the easiest visible on the letter “O”, where we have placed the hand-emoji pointer in the fake vs real Supreme TNF Mountain jacket image above.

The third pointer shows you how the fake registered Supreme x TNF trademark symbol (R) is too small on the fake jacket, and it is less defined than the symbol on the authentic Supreme x TNF jacket.

The fourth pointer is placed at the “FACE” text, showing you how the fake Supreme x The North Face Baltoro jacket has the vertical side of the letter “C” looking too thick and too massive compared to the “C” on the authentic jacket.

Moving a bit lower, you can notice how the registered trademark (R) character on the bottom right corner of the side tag is too thin on the fake Supreme jacket, and how on the authentic one, it is a bit thicker and more visible.

Lastly, the sixth hand-emoji pointer in the fake vs real Supreme x TNF Baltoro image above is trying to show you how the upper side of the letter “r” in the “Supreme” text is too curvy on the fake jacket.

On the other hand, the authentic Supreme x TNF Mountain jacket has the letter “r” in the “Supreme” text looking less curvy and arched than the one met on the fake jacket.

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.

Step 4: Inspect the pattern of the Mountain print on the front side

For the fourth step of the guide on how to legit check the Supremex The North Face Mountain Baltoro jacket, we are going to inspect the Mountain printing on the frontal side of the fake vs real Supreme x TNF Mountain jackets.

legit check supreme tnf mountain jacket

In the fake vs real Supreme x TNF Mountain Baltoro jacket image above, you can notice see how the authentic Supreme x TNF jacket has only one mountain top at the top side of the printing – right below the black area coming from the top of the jacket.

The authentic jackets always have just one top a mountain at the top of the printing area.

On the other hand, with the help of our zoomed image on the right side of the fake vs real Supreme x TNF image above, you can notice how the fake jacket has two mountains.

Step 5: Verify the little THE NORTH FACE logo

For the fifth way how to spot fake Supreme x TNF Mountain Baltoro jackets, we will have a look at the real vs fake Supreme x TNF jackets for the little TNF logo.

First of all, let’s have a quick look at the reference real vs fake Supreme x TNF Mountain Baltoro jacket image below.

how to spot fake supreme tnf jackets

In the image with the real vs fake Supreme TNF Mountain Baltoro jackets above, we have pointed out how the fake jacket has its letters in the “THE NORTH FACE” text looking too thick.

On the other hand, the authentic Supreme x The North Face jacket has its letters in the “THE NORTH FACE” text looking thinner than the ones found on the fake jacket.

Then, looking at the narrow empty lines between the igloo and The North Face logo, we have pointed out in the real vs fake Supreme x TNF Mountain Baltoro jacket image above how the fake bag has its blank lines too thin and narrow.

Talking about the authentic Supreme x TNF jacket, we have noticed how it has its empty lines thicker and wider than the fake jacket’s lines on the igloo logo.

Step 6: Real vs fake Supreme TNF Mountain Baltoro jacket little side tag

Moving on to the next way how to spot fake Supreme x The North Face Mountain Baltoro jackets, we are going to have a look at the side “Supreme” tag of the fake vs real Supreme Mountain Baltoro jackets.

how to spot fake supreme the north face mountain baltoro jackets

In the fake vs real Supreme Mountain Baltoro jacket image above, we have pointed out how the fake jacket has its “Supreme” text using a different text from the one used on the authentic jacket.

At the same time, the replica Supreme Baltoro jacket has its “Supreme” text also looking too thin when compared to the authentic jacket’s text.

Step 7: Inspect the holographic logo on your jacket

Going to the seventh method on how to authenticate Supreme The North Face Mountain Baltoro jackets, we are going to have a look at the holographic logo inside the jacket.

supreme the north face mountain baltoro fake vs real guide

In the real vs fake Supreme x The North Face Mountain Baltoro jacket image above, we have pointed out how the fake jacket has its small holographic label misplaced.

In fact, the fake jacket’s holographic label is placed too much to the left side of the paper on which it stands.

On the other hand, the authentic Supreme x The North Face jacket has its holographic logo placed in the middle of the paper.

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.

Step 8: Fake vs real The North Face extra label

As for the eighth and the last step of the guide on how to spot fake Supreme x TNF Mountain Baltoro jackets, we will have a look at the real vs fake Supreme Mountain Baltoro jackets for the extra label.

real vs fake supreme the north face mountain baltoro

In the fake vs real Supreme x TNF Mountain Baltoro jacket image above, we have pointed out how the fake Supreme jacket has its “NEVER STOP EXPLORING TM” text looking too thin.

On the other hand, the authentic jacket has its text looks thicker than the fake jacket’s text.

Then, looking at the “®” registered trademark symbol is too thin as well, while the authentic jacket has its”®” symbol thicker than the fake jacket’s.

How can I spot fake Supreme x TNF Baltoro jackets in 60 seconds?

The 7 detailed real vs fake Supreme x TNF jacket 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 authenticating your Supreme x TNF jacket. Below are the top 7 indicators that can help you determine if you have a fake or real Supreme x TNF jacket.

  1. Check the neck tag of your Supreme x The North Face jacket. Most of the time, the fake jackets will not have the same font weight for every letter, and it is common for the fake jackets to have their letters improperly placed. Not only that, but the stitches on the fake neck tags have poorer quality
  2. Analyze the text on the wash tags of your Supreme x TNF Mountain Baltoro jacket. The fake jackets are most common to have their text looking too wide and too thick
  3. Inspect the exterior arm badges. Usually, the letters will have a whole different shape and an improper placement on the fake Supreme x TNF jackets
  4. Verify the mountain printing on the front side. The fake jackets are common to have top mountain tops, while the authentic Supreme x TNF jackets always have just one mountain top on the front side, and never more
  5. Look at the little THE NORTH FACE text logo on your jacket. Mostly, the fake jackets have their text logo looking too thick
  6. Inspect the little “Supreme” side tag of your Supreme x The North Face Mountain Baltoro jacket, because the fake Supreme x TNF jackets usually have their text using a different font and also being too thin
  7. Verify the holographic logo on your Supreme x The North Face jacket. Most of the time, the fake Supreme jackets have their holographic label misplaced on the white paper that it is glued to
  8. Make sure to verify the extra label of your jacket. Usually, the fake Supreme x TNF jackets have their text on The North Face extra label looking too thin

Where can I get my Supreme x TNF authenticated? The Supreme x The North Face authentication service

If you need help with the authentication of your Supreme x The North Face Mountain Baltoro jacket, we’ve got you covered.

All you have to do is send us high-quality pictures of your Supreme x The North Face Mountain Baltoro jacket 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 jacket is fake or authentic.

That brings us to the end of our guide on how to spot fake Supreme x The North Face Mountain Baltoro jacket. We will continue to update this article as better and newer comparisons are put out.

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