Sneakers are the single most faked category, and "super fakes" now clone the box, tags and even production codes. We inspect your pair from photos the way an in-person authenticator does — matching the SKU, checking fonts, silhouette geometry and sole texture — then return a clear verdict backed by a digital certificate.
We match the style code, colorway and size on the box label against the shoe itself. On replicas the SKU often doesn't match the color or carries extra, invented characters.
We check the font, kerning and stitching on the size tag, plus the tongue label. Warped letters, wrong spacing and sloppy seams are classic fake tells.
We read the toe box shape, midsole height and outline, and paint precision. Fakes give themselves away with collapsed lines, uneven paint and a too-puffy or too-flat profile.
We assess leather grain, suede density and glue residue along the welt. A harsh chemical smell and excess glue point to a low-grade factory build.
We cross-check the factory and production date on the label against the model's real manufacturing lines. A non-existent factory or mismatched date is a serious red flag.
Clear shots of the box label with the SKU, a close-up of the size tag, the tongue label, both soles, the sidewalls and the stitching in daylight. More detail means a more accurate verdict.
Yes. Even top-tier replicas never nail everything at once: the tag font, midsole geometry, sole texture and production codes expose a fake when read together.
Usually ~15 minutes to a few hours, depending on queue and photo quality. If the pair is authentic, you receive a free digital QR certificate.
It's a digital proof of authenticity linked to your verification result. It's ideal to show a buyer when reselling as evidence the pair is genuine.
Send a few clear photos and get an expert verdict with a digital certificate.