Supreme Cross Box Logo: Legit Check Guide (2025)

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Last Updated on January 7, 2025 by Ch David

Let’s help you legit check a Supreme Cross Box Logo. We’ll take you through 7 ways to spot fakes.

This guide works for all t-shirts and hoodies, in any color.

How to spot fake Supreme Cross Box Logo

The quickest method to spot fake Supreme Cross Box Logos is examining the wash tag and neck tag on the interior of the item.

Authentic:
1. The “NEW YORK CITY” text is thicker with characters placed closely together.
2. The “100% COTTON” text is narrower.
3. Care instructions text is thicker, boxier, and narrower, using the correct font.
4. The “MADE IN CANADA” inscription is thicker with less space between the characters.
5. The inscription with the 30 degrees at the bottom of the wash tag is thicker and more defined.
Fake:
1. The “NEW YORK CITY” text on the fake hoodie is too small with too much space between thin characters.
2. The “100% COTTON” text inside the rectangle is too thin and too wide.
3. Care instructions text is too thin, too wide, and uses a different font.
4. The “MADE IN CANADA” inscription is too thin with too much space between characters.
5. The inscription with the 30 degrees at the bottom of the wash tag is way thinner.

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Authentic:
- The “Supreme” inscription in the lower side of the wash tag is wider, bigger, and thinner.
- The “30” inscription is bigger and thinner than on the fake item.
Fake:
- The “Supreme” inscription on the wash tag is too boxy, too small, and too thick.
- The “30” inscription is too small and too thick.

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If in doubt, we recommend double-checking the steps we’ve explained above this line.

Authentic:
1. The letters “S” and “u” in the box logo are thicker and placed closer to each other.
2. The first “e” in the logo is thicker with less space next to the letter “m”.
3. The letters “m” and the second “e” are thicker and placed closer to each other.
4. The last “e” is thinner, with all letters in the logo maintaining consistent thickness.
Fake:
1. There is too much spacing between the letters “S” and “u” due to the letters being too thin.
2. The first “e” in the logo is too thin, with excess space next to the letter “m”.
3. The letters “m” and the second “e” are too thin and spaced too far apart.
4. The last “e” is too thick on the bottom right side, with varying font-weights throughout the logo’s text.

Authentic:
1. The top of the letter “S” is smoother without extra hanging threads, presenting a thicker and more defined appearance overall.
2. There is appropriate spacing between the letters, with all of them being thicker and closely placed.
3. The letter “p” is less curvy, smoothly transitioning without sudden changes in its arch.
4. The curvy leg of the letter “r” is longer, reducing the space to the adjacent “e”.
5. All sides of the letter “e” (and all other letters in the logo) maintain consistent thickness and size.
Fake:
1. The letter “S” has a spiky top due to extra threads, and its overall look is too thin.
2. There is too much space between the letters “S” and “u” as the letters are too thin.
3. The letter “p” is overly curvy and arched.
4. The curvy leg of the letter “r” is too short, creating extra space until the letter “e”.
5. The bottom right side of the “e” is too boxy and thick, not matching the thickness and size of other sides or letters in the logo.

Authentic:
- The “Supreme ®” text on the tag is thicker.
- “MADE IN CANADA” text is also thicker.
Fake:
- The “Supreme ®” text on the tag appears too thin.
- “MADE IN CANADA” text is too thin.

Authentic:
- Text is centrally placed within the red strip.
- Text appears thicker.
Fake:
- Text is misplaced and not centered in the red strip.
- Text appears too thin.

Authentic: No extra threads are visible; all stitches are neatly in place.
Fake: Stitching is poorly done with visible extra threads in three major spots.

In a rush? Authenticate your Supreme hoodie with this list:

Wash Tags: Check the wash tags of your Supreme Cross Box Logo item. Fake wash tags often have varying font weights for their letters and improperly positioned stitches.
Rear Side of Wash Tag: Examine the rear side of the wash tag inside your Supreme Cross Bogo item. Replica items commonly have text that is improperly font-weighted, shaped, and sized.
Vertical Lettering: Inspect the lettering on the vertical aspect of your Supreme item. Fake Supreme Bogos may have letters that are improperly shaped and weighted on the cross box logos.
Horizontal Logo: Review the horizontal logo, as fake items may have letters with incorrect thickness and improper kerning between the letters.
Neck Tag: Analyze the neck tag. Fake Supreme neck tags may have their two tabs placed too closely together, with improperly positioned and font-weighted letters.
Side Logo: Examine the Supreme logo on the side. Fake Supreme logos on the side of the item may not be centered in the middle of the label.
Inside Box Logo: Check the box logo on the inside, as fake box logos often have extra hanging threads.