Differences between an Original and fake Nike tag (Part 2)

As I mentioned before at my first post on this issue (http://nettoboy.blogspot.com/2009/12/how-to-differentiate-original-and-fake.html), the jersey tag is actually the greatest betrayer other than its quality. So let me share with you all what are the details in the tag that expose that the jersey is a fake one!

From the pictures below, the tag on the left belongs to original Nike whereas the right represent the fake Nike. If we observe both tags carefully, we can found that,

1) Fake tag doesn't have additional code/word on its extreme upper right. Original Nike will have this detail on the tag...For Sure!!!

2) As far as I am concern, there is NO blue sticker on the tag. Absolutely NO. All the tag should have RED sticker. Not pink. Not dark red. Just RED.

3) The spacing of the details in the sticker should be given attention. Original Nike tag has much wider spacing. Look at fake tag, the details are so pack.

Next, we can refer to the tag sewed with the shirt/jersey.

Original Nike tag are meant for education purposes. It educate us on how to wash our shirt/jersey the proper way.

In the fake tag, the information are nonsense. Rubbish!! Look at pic below. That fake tag translate the sentence "Keep Away From Fire" in so many languages. This is stupid.

Second nonsense, fake tag translate the type of materials used "100% Polyester" in multi language.

In short, fake Nike tag merely act as translator. It is not meant to educate us.

How to differentiate between an original and fake Nike Goods? - Part 1

Being a fanatic Nike consumer, I would like to share with everyone on how to differentiate between an original and fake Nike goods.

Judging alone by its outlook, one hardly can tell whether it is fake or original. Some might argue that looking at the price tells everything, which is true..but it is still not a strong indicator.

There are actually a lot of indicators to show us what makes an original Nike goods. Some of the points that I was about to share was given by peoples working with Nike.

1) Article Code - This is the most important among all. I repeat..This the key to differentiate a fake and original one. Take a closer look at the article codes at the tag and the one that sewed on the jersey. Both article codes should be the same.

The same goes for all Nike goods. Remember, the article codes at the tag should be the same with the ones on the good. Another example will be Nike shoes. The code found at the box should be the same with the code at the tag found inside the shoe.

There was no reason to argue "What if the Nike good have no tag on it, I can't compare the code". My answer would be ...ALL Nike goods should have tag with it. So a Nike goods with no tag..a fake one?....Maybe?