The “MADE IN CANADA” and size “Medium” text exhibit a thinner, sleek font.
Fake:
The textual elements, notably “MADE IN CANADA” and “Medium,” employ a noticeably thicker font.
2.2. T-Shirt
Authentic:
The washing instructions text block is noticeably thicker and bulkier.
Fake:
The text providing washing instructions appears distinctly thinner.
3. Box logo
Authentic:
The letter “S” has appropriate thickness and width.
The vertical leg of the letter “p” exhibits adequate length.
The curvy leg of the letter “r” is slender and finely executed.
Fake:
Excessive thickness and width are noticeable in the letter “S”.
The vertical leg of the letter “p” appears notably shorter.
The letter “r” showcases a curvy leg that’s too wide and thick.
Simple, effective checklist
This quick guide should assist you in authenticating your Supreme Bling box logo item more efficiently.
Examine the neck tag: Fake Supreme Bling box logo items often have text on the neck tags that appear too thin or too thick compared to the text on authentic retail t-shirts.
Check the text on the rear side of the neck tag: Counterfeit Supreme Bling box logo t-shirts and hoodies typically have letters with the wrong thickness on the rear side of the neck tag.
Inspect the box logo: Fake box logo tees tend to have letters that are improperly shaped and have incorrect font-weight.
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This concludes our guide on how to differentiate between fake and genuine Supreme Bling box logos.
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