Corteiz (CRTZ) sells only through surprise, password-protected drops on crtz.xyz, so demand massively outstrips supply — and convincing fakes of the cargos, tees and tracksuits hit the market within days of every release. RareAmour pairs streetwear authenticators with AI to verify your piece from photos: the Alcatraz logo, the mustard woven tags, hardware and stitching. You get a verdict in ~15 minutes to a few hours, plus a free QR digital certificate on anything authentic.
We check the proportions of the Alcatraz island silhouette and the RTW globe mark, and whether screen-prints are crisp and embroidery is dense and even — replicas warp the shape or leave fuzzy, uneven stitching.
Corteiz's mustard-yellow woven label has a specific tone and font weight; fakes run pale or washed-out with thinner, off letters and sloppy edge stitching.
Genuine wash tags print bold and solid with correctly aligned care symbols and sizing; counterfeits go light, blur, misalign the icons or fade after a single wash.
We inspect buckles, snaps, toggles and drawcord aglets for weight, finish and branding — fakes use flimsy, lightweight parts and cheap cord tips.
Seam density on cargos and tees, clean hems, fabric weight and hand — cross-referenced with the actual drop the piece came from and its restock reality.
Most verdicts land in about 15 minutes, and complex pieces take up to a few hours.
Clear shots of the neck tag, wash/care label, a logo close-up, any hardware and drawcords, plus the full item front and back.
Yes — we never rely on one detail. It's the combination of tag tone, print, logo proportions, hardware and stitching that exposes even the best fakes.
Every item verified as authentic gets a free QR digital certificate you can share or keep as proof.
Send a few clear photos and get an expert verdict with a digital certificate.