You were really confident about the sunglasses you bought
only to find out that it’s fake. Disheartening, right? What’s even more
heartbreaking is when someone else, a friend or a colleague, was the first one
to notice the heinous crime. You gave out a faint smile while silently thinking
how and why you made such a crazy mistake.
If this had been your case, it’s time to brush up your fake
spotting skills and save yourself from future embarrassment not to mention the
waste of money.
There are a lot of designer sunglasses that unbelievably
look like original. They are even sometimes sold at a price closer to the
original ones so you won’t even be suspicious. These are almost identical and
can pass as a replica of the authentic sunglasses but are not and will never be
as good. Aside from the wasted money, fake sunglasses may even be harmful for
your eyes and won’t give you the same protection you can get from the real
ones.
So how do you know if you’re getting the real deal?
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Before buying
Before you make a purchase, the first thing you need to
check is the company that is selling fashion sunglasses. Is it a reliable store
or online reseller? Does the company have a good reputation? Are they open
about any inquiries about the authenticity of their products? Are they a
licensed distributor or dealer of designer sunglasses? If they are not then
maybe you should start picking up the clue that they might be selling you a rip
off.
The internet is also a good source of information about a
sunglasses store. Find out by reading reviews and articles if there is anything
fishy about the company. Carefully look at their website and read their company
profile, FAQs, or any disclaimer about their product.
Check your product
In case you already purchased your sunglasses but a little
suspicious if it is authentic or not, here are the things you should check.
1.
Did my purchase come with the original box?
2.
Did it spell the brand name correctly and
contains authenticity stickers or warranty?
3.
Is it made in high quality materials? Did the
screws and hinges of the sunglasses ensure the sturdiness and quality of the
product?
4.
Does it contain the right markings and tags?
5.
Is the price right or is it amazingly cheap?
6.
Does the model of the sunglasses you received
same with the one on the brand’s website?
There a lot of online wholesale sunglasses store that
may or may not be selling original products so it will save you a lot of
troubles if you can determine the fake from the real ones before you even make
a purchase. Search the website of designer brands to be familiar about their
authenticity marks. Different brands may have different markings and tags that
may determine their originality.
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