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Today we would like to share about how to know the FRANCK MULLER watch is Real or Fake!!

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Franck Muller creates some of the finest watches, and that quality comes at a price. The unique and desirable designs make the watches a target for counterfeiters across the world. If you are purchasing a Franck Muller watch, you will want the best deal, but also confidence that your watch it authentic.

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Keep reading for a few tips that will help you spot a fake Franck Muller watch.

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There are certain things to look out for when inspecting any timepiece for obvious clues that the watch is fake. Although quality fakes are becoming more and more common, there are still many mistakes that slip by counterfeiters. Since many counterfeiters are from foreign countries, there are often spelling errors on the piece. Always carefully inspect all writing to be sure everything is spelt correctly. Be sure to look out for extra or missing letters.

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Many fakes also use glue to hold the components together, whereas a Franck Muller watch would not. Look for any residue around the case, dial and crown. While inspecting the dial for any glue residue, also look for any dust or smudges on the dial. Carelessness is always a sign the piece is likely counterfeit or was handled by an amateur. Also, make sure to inspect your watch in the dark! If the hands do not adequately glow, then the piece likely uses a lower-quality luminous paint — a sign of a fake.

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Finally, if possible, inspect the movement. Swiss watchmakers will always sign their movement in some way. If there are no engravings or signatures, then the movement is likely a cheap fake. If you cannot look at the movement, inspect the seconds hand. If the seconds hand is jumping instead of sweeping, then the watch could be a fake. Fine mechanical wristwatches will have a sweeping seconds hand while a quartz watch will have a “ticking” seconds hand.

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Price Check.

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If you plan on purchasing a Franck Muller watch, then you should always research the item thoroughly, especially price. If you find a piece that is listed for an unbelievable price, then it’s likely the watch is a fake. Look for the watch listed on other websites or at different dealers so you can accurately judge an appropriate price for the item. Today, faking a watch can be done more accurately than ever, even fooling some of the most avid watch collectors. The better a fake, the higher the price, so even if the price tag is relatively high, the watch could still be a fake.

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Always thoroughly research the seller if you plan on making a large purchase like a Franck Muller timepiece. When buying online, your chances of getting the best deal are better, but your chances of buying a fake increase too. Thoroughly inspect the website and look for any incomplete or missing information. Always be sure to carefully check the web address you are visiting. Many counterfeiters will use a URL similar to a legitimate website and wait for buyers to accidentally type the wrong address.

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Finally, look for honest reviews of the seller. If you cannot find any reviews at all, then the website could be a temporary scam website that changes regularly. If you only find extremely positive or poorly written reviews, then that is a sign the counterfeiters also faked the reviews. You should look for a trustworthy seller with honest reviews and feedback about the entire purchasing process.

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Ask a Trusted Watch Expert.

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In the end, these tips can only help you spot a fake. However, some replica watches can pass these tests. The only way to be completely certain that your watch is the real deal is to take it to a trusted watch expert. If you don’t already know someone, then look for the same things as you would when trying to find a watch seller, honest reviews and a legitimate website.

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While it’s more likely you’ll come across a fake perfume while browsing flea market stalls, most consumers are unaware that highly sophisticated knock-offs are also finding their way onto the shelves of large fragrance shops. Buying counterfeit perfume can not only make you feel tricked and upset, but it can also be harmful to your health. However, there are several signs that will help you to spot even the most brilliant counterfeits.

We have gathered together some of the best tips that will help you to choose 100% authentic fragrances.

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Check The Wrapping.

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Authentic perfumes typically have cellophane that is quite thick and is folded flawlessly so that it can tightly adhere to the box. Improperly wrapped cellophane, on the other hand, is a telltale sign of counterfeit perfumes.

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If the plastic wrapping of the perfume box is sealed in an unattractive way (the seam is more than 5 mm wide, it is uneven, or it has excess glue on it), then the perfume isn’t authentic. The wrapping of genuine perfume always has flawless seams.

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Real packaging is made from high-quality paperboard and is designed to protect the bottle from damage. That is why inside the box there is a special construction that keeps the perfume bottle in place.

The paperboard should be white, not grayish.

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Labels and inscriptions.

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Look at the gold circle. The arrow pointing to the right should always be darker than the arrow that points to the left.

When buying a perfume, don’t hesitate to check the manufacturer’s website to see if the information published there matches with what is provided on the packaging. Even the smallest mismatch is a sign of a counterfeit.

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Looking through the shelves of fragrance stores, we can see perfumes that appear uncannily similar in look and smell to some of the high-end designer perfumes. This simple trick allows sneaky manufacturers to protect themselves from litigation. So don’t forget to inspect the perfume bottle carefully before you purchase it.

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Color Of Parfume.

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Famous brands don’t use lots of dye in their products, which is why the color of authentic perfume is usually pale. The striking ‘chemical’ color of a liquid is the sign of a fake perfume.

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Bottle Cap.

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The cap of an original perfume should be perfectly symmetrical (unless otherwise designed in the original creation, of course).

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The serial number should be indicated on the bottom of the bottle (and not glued on!).

The serial number on the bottle should match the number on the bottom of the box. It should be imprinted on the base of the box or printed with ink

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Bottle.

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An authentic perfume will have a high-quality bottle with a smooth and fine surface. The bottle of a fake perfume is a bit rough and contoured.

From packaging to the bottle’s cap, every detail of an original perfume is thought out. However, if you inspect a fake perfume thoroughly, you’ll find a lot of imperfections.

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We hope after this you can easy to buy the original perfume especially during mega sales based on the simple tips to differentiate the original perfume vs fake.

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Today we would like to share about Fendi bag!

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You are not sure if these are authentic Fendi handbags. What you need now is a good, simple and comprehensive Fendi handbags authenticity guide. So here it is!

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To find out if your new Fendi bag is authentic just follow these checkpoints:

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Fendi logo, hologram and RFID. This is the first and most tricky point. Many authentication articles state that if Fendi bag has no hologram you should not buy it.

This is the biggest Fendi myth and it is NOT TRUE!!! Those articles might just be outdated or not professional! Indeed since 2004 all authentic Fendi bags had holograms, BUT from 2010 they don’t have them any more because Fendi hologram was replaced by Fendi RFID tag with chip inside!

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1. Fendi Serial number

2. RFID fabric tag

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The serial number is a 16 or 17 symbol number, consisting of digits and letters separated by dashes. It is embossed either on a back side of a leather Fendi logo, or on a narrow leather tag, sewn in a seam in one of the corners or pockets. It is never made of fabrics.

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RFID Fabric Tag.

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As to Fendi RFID tag, it is always a fabric tag with 8 digits, sewn on this tag (never printed). This tag contains a wireless FENDI RFID chip inside.

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RFID – is a Radio Frequency Identification technology with chip that contains all the information about the bag: its model, serial number, color, manufacturing details and even bag history.

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Similar technology is used in your credit cards, ID cards to enter your office, car stickers to enter you gated community condominium, logistics and many other areas of a modern life.

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You would need a special RFID reader device to read this information, or in some cases FENDI store can do it for you. So having a RFID chip inside the bag made the hologram useless. If you find a FENDI bag for sale with both RFID tag and hologram tag, just laugh – it is 99% fake!
The only exception could be some bags from 2015, when Fendi was in transition from the hologram to RFID tag, and they used both of them on bags like Fendi 2jour and Fendi By The Way Bag.

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Pay attention that the presence of RFID tag does not confirm the authenticity of the FENDI purse! Some fake FENDI bags have fake RFID tags, but without any chip inside, so pay attention to the material, quality and fonts of the tag and compare them to the authentic ones.

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Next thing to check is the Fendi logo. Inside the bag you might find a leather tag with Fendi logo embossed, or the metal plate. In either case it should say “Fendi Made in Italy”. The stitching around the tags should be perfectly neat, with all similar stitches. Plaque should be the same color as all metal hardware. The font should be crispy perfect, with no paint leaks, or uneven edges of the engraving.

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Front logo is usually “Fendi”, or “Fendi Roma”, printed or on the front. Sometimes it may be on a leather plate.Fendi Made in Italy” and perfect stitching are the attributes of real Fendi bag.

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Fendi hardware. All metal parts should be smooth and shiny. But not cheap shiny. All locks should turn smoothly, never loose, with no space between the parts. Fendi purses always have a lot of engravings on their hardware: on the bottom studs, clasps, rings, stud closures. Fendi zipper usually wears Fendi FF logo on the back side.

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Check if the bag you’re going to buy has it and it’s font – it might be an easy catch. While looking on all those logos you should remember, that Fendi bag costs thousands dollars, so think if the quality of those engravings matches the price.

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So, you’ve invested in your first gold product. This could be in the form of jewelry, or bars and coins. As there are many fakes out there, how can you determine that your gold is genuine?

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How to check your Gold is Genuine!

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1. Look for a hallmark stamp.

Real gold jewelry will usually have a hallmark stamp that includes its Karat value, which you can find more information on here. Alternatively, gold content can be expressed as a decimal. You can identify 24K gold as .999 or 1.000 and 22K as .916. If you are unable to find the stamp, check the clasp of a necklace, or inner band of a ring.

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Gold bars will have large markings with a hallmark and stamps of its weight, purity, refiner and a serial number. Only purchase gold bars with a recognised hallmark, which guarantees your gold would have been minted by reputable refiners. For a list of accredited refiners, refer to the London Bullion Market.

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However, don’t discount your gold entirely if it does not have a hallmark. Older forms of gold jewellery, for example, may not bear these markings. In this case, try the other methods listed.

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2. Test your gold with a magnet.

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Gold is not magnetic, and so placing your gold next to a strong magnet should not result in any reaction. If your gold is attracted to the magnet, it is likely to be gold-plated or fake.

Be aware that this could simply indicate larger amounts of other metals, such as iron or nickel, compared to gold.

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3. Measure the size and weight of your gold.

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A gold bar or coin will be marked with specifications of its weight, diameter, and thickness. Because of its density, gold products are difficult to replicate. Counterfeit gold that is exact in weight will be larger in diameter or thickness.

Simply measure your gold bar or coin and compare your results against these specifications to find out if your gold is real.

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4. Buy a gold testing kit.

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If your gold has no aesthetic value, you can consider using nitric acid on your gold to test its purity. You can easily find a gold testing kit to use at home, but please take some precautions, such as researching the supplier of your acids and using gloves to perform the test. Should you proceed with this test, you should do so at your own discretion.

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Make a light scratch on your gold, preferably on a hidden area. Then, apply a small drop of nitric acid on the mark.

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Real gold will not react to the acid at all, but a darker gold colour likely means that your gold is genuine, but of lower purity. A green mark means that your gold is a fake, and if it forms a milky colour, you have gold-over-sterling-silver.

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5. Check for signs of discoloration.

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Real gold does not react to other substances and will withstand time, heat and will not rust. The higher the purity of gold, the less likely it is to tarnish.

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If you see signs of discolouration on your gold, it is likely to be fake or plated. Jewellery will have lower quantities of gold in it, and might darken over time.

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Look at the colour of your gold, as well – real gold is a pure yellow, whereas rose gold and white gold contain other metals to manipulate its colour.

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We would like to sharing the story for MCM bag. How to spot the Real vs Fake.

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Spot the Differences Between Authentic and Fake MCM Bags.

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An authentic MCM bag will hold its form and not fold over or collapse upon itself. The bags are made of high-quality leather and choice materials. An excellent first test is to see if your bag will stand up when you set it onto a flat surface.

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Compare Bag Shape and Size

You can easily compare the shape and size of your MCM bag with that on the MCM website. If the dimensions aren’t the same, then chances are you have a fake MCM bag instead of a real one.

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MCM Bag Zippers

You will want to make sure the zippers are metal. The most common zip brand used for MCM bags is YKK. You can check the zipper slider for the brand to ensure you don’t have a fake MCM bag.

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MCM Bag Hardware

The metal hardware is gold tone, although some bags feature cobalt or 14k gold plated hardware. There should never be any chipping, flaking or cracking.

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MCM Tag Featured Inside Bag

When  MCM was sold to Sungjoo Group  in 2005, a company tag was included inside the bags. One side features the MCM logo while the other side reads Made in Korea or Made in Italy. If this tag is missing on a bag manufactured between 2005 and present day, then it’s a fake MCM bag.

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Fake MCM Bag Lining vs a Real One

The inner lining should never be too tight or stiff. It shouldn’t be too loose where it is sewn onto the leather. The fabric should be soft and a perfect fit to the interior of the bag. Unlike other  designer bags, the MCM fabric lining can vary in look and pattern from one bag to the next.

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MCM Logo

The MCM logo is very distinguishable and is followed by the registered trademark sign ®. The MCM letters are centered above the two boughs of bay leaves that stretch the width of the letters. The bay leaf wreath features the ends of a ribbon arching downward then up. The ends of the ribbon fall on either side. The upper ribbon arch is joined to the baby leaf wreath on each side of the logo.

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Odd Number of Bay Leaves in Wreath

You want to count the individual bay leaves on the wreath. You should find nine leaves on the left side and eight leaves on the right side. Any deviation from this means you have a fake MCM bag instead of a real one. Underneath the wreath and ribbon is the word, MUNCHEN. If this is missing, you have a fake MCM bag.

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MCM Font Issues

If the letters MCM aren’t the expected font or font size, it is a fake bag. If the letters are too thick or too thin, the bag isn’t an authentic MCM bag.

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Logo Pattern and Print Quality

The print quality for the leather or fabric should be consistent. The logo should be clear and distinct. Any oddities will indicate a counterfeit bag.

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MCM Gold Plate

You can find a gold plate on the exterior of the purse. This features the MCM logo and the purse serial number.

MCM Serial Number

The serial number can be found on each golden logo plate. The plate features rounded corners. Some bags may have a cobalt plate, depending on the bag color. Each plate features the MCM logo at the top center. The serial number is engraved underneath. The serial number on a vintage bag is a simple four-number series. However, the serial number for newer bags contains one letter followed by four numbers.

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MCM Logo Plate Screws

The slotted screws on the logo plate never feature star shaped slots. Screws are rounded and can easily be removed.

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Tips About the MCM Bag Construction

The seams for an MCM bag should be straight. MCM backpack shoulder straps will have a slight inward curve for greater comfort. Fake MCM backpacks will usually have straight straps without any curvature.

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There are several things you can look for in an MCM bag to determine if it is authentic or fake one. When you take the time to examine a MCM  bag before purchasing, you can be sure your purchase is for a real MCM bag.

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According to The Financial Times,   the US handbags and accessories group has taken “a higher-profile approach than many of its competitors in fighting counterfeiting in China” in order to keep the “brand’s integrity intact.” Despite their efforts, it’s important to know how to tell a fake Coach bag from a real one.

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The New York Times reported in December 2018 that investigators had seized fake luxury goods worth half a billion dollars. The knockoff handbags included  GUCCI, TORY BURCH, HERMES, COACH, BURBERRY, MICHEAL KORS and LOUIS VUITTON.

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Check the 9 ways to tell the Coach bag is real!

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1. Check the retailer

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Coach does not sell products at flea markets, through street vendors, or in kiosks in malls. Please buy the Coach bag at the boutiques for the good warranty of the authenticity.

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2. Each handcrafted bag should exude quality

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Coach prides itself on being a company that creates handcrafted bags. Established in 1941, the brand has held quality craftsmanship to the highest regard. The same is still true today.

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One of the first things you should check is the overall craftsmanship of the bag. A poorly made bag will have ill-fitting leather pieces that cause the product to bulk in areas.

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Check that the outer shell is made from high-quality leather material. Overall, it should smell and feel like genuine leather. If your bag is second hand, real leather will stand the test of time, growing beautiful aging marks such as tiny creases at the most.

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3.The stitching should be symmetrical

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When spotting counterfeit Coach bags, the difference between beautiful and sloppy stitching is a dead giveaway.

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While most Coach bags are now made in China – which is basically the motherland of counterfeits – Coach still prides itself on quality stitching that runs beautifully across their products.

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Although Coach is by no means perfect in their stitching, the hiccups are minor compared to counterfeit ones.

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Fake Coach bags will have stitching that is blatantly bad with some stitches running over each other. The spacing between the stitching is also often uneven.

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Coach hardware is usually made out of brass or nickel. A great way to tell whether your bag has quality hardware is to check its weight. Authentic hardware should feel solid and heavy, while the hardware on fake bags is light and made from cheap metals.

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If your bag has rings connecting the handle to the body, check to see if the rings are solid and seamless. On rare occasions, Coach will have rings with seams but they are beautifully polished and aligned.

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Be wary of Coach bags with plastic over the hardware. Counterfeit bag makers do this in order to prevent humidity from tarnishing the low-quality metal. Authentic hardware won’t tarnish.

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Check to see if the zipper snags. Real zippers should unzip easily. Also, Coach uses YKK and Ideal zippers so don’t panic if you see these brands on the hardware.

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Coach tags are usually made out of leather hanging from a beaded chain. However, recent models have made use of metal tags as well.

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There’s a lot of talk behind the do’s and dont’s of the monograms but with Coach releasing different versions of the C’s, it has become increasingly unclear what the standard is.

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Two things are for sure: first, the C’s have to be symmetrical, and second, they always follow a certain pattern. Whether printed or embroidered, the pattern should follow two C’s facing each other, followed by two C’s beside each other.

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Some claim C’s that are cut off are perfectly aligned at the seams. Due to certain styles (like those having invisible zippers or diagonal darts), this has not been a consistent standard.

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6.  The lining is usually solid and made out of quality cotton, satin, or canvas

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A quick way to spot a fake Coach bag is simply by looking at the lining. When a Coach bag has C’s outside, it will have a solid-colored lining.

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Occasionally, vibrant linings are used for limited edition items. When the brand does use C’s for the lining, it’s a subtle dark-on-dark coloring.

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Another good way of determining fakes is to look at the lining quality. Coach uses thick cotton, satin, or canvas to line the insides of their bags. If the lining is overly shiny or it reminds you of an 80’s prom, chances are it’s fake.

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Regular sized Coach bags usually come with a creed patch on the inside. For smaller bags and wallets, the creed patch is usually absent.

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Creed patches contain a paragraph in all capital letters that actually make sense. Some fake creed patches look okay from afar but make no sense when you read them. Others will have a mix of upper and lower case text.

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Below the paragraph is a serial number that starts out with a letter followed by four numbers, a dash, and more numbers. The letter corresponds to the month it was made (A – January, B – February, etc.), followed by two digits referring to its make year, then two digits referring to its place of manufacture.

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The last set of digits is the style code. When buying from a factory outlet, you can usually spot the letter F right before the style code.

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If you don’t find the serial numbers on your creed patch, don’t panic. As of 2014, Coach stopped putting the numbers on the patches. Instead, they include them on little white labels that you can find inside the inner pocket.

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8.  The dust bag and packaging should be consistent

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The dust bag should be white with the Coach logo on the bottom right. If the dust bag has the logo strewn in the middle, it’s probably a fake.

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If you order your purses through their website, the package comes with a letter explaining a little about Coach’s history. It should be signed by Coach’s president of retail. The official invoice should also be included inside the box.

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Coach bags usually come in sheets of thin quality paper that has a gold sticker on it. The gold sticker should also have the Coach logo on it.

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The Coach logo differs depending on the line where the bag came from. Some have the words “Coach New York” underneath while some read “Coach Leatherware Established 1941”.

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The iconic horse and buggy also differ in size. Usually for the older models, the horse and buggy are quite big compared to the newer ones. They should also be facing to the left.

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A good way to tell a fake is by looking at the details of the horse and buggy. The original will have a detailed, artful one (except for the line where they changed the horse into a dinosaur – true story) while the fakes will look sloppy.

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Hopefully with this 9 points for the COACH bag will make you guys more easy to buy the Coach bags and know how to different the real or fake.

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Today we would like to share about how to care your Louis Vuitton bag!

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We know you love your LOUIS VUITTON collection bags that you have! We would like to share the best care instructions to keep (or get) your bag as beautiful as possible. Are you ready?

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HOW TO CARE YOUR LOUIS VUITTON BAG!

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The canvas of a Louis Vuitton bag is very durable, which is why they remain in such a good condition even though they are vintage. With canvas, we mean the Monogram, Damier Azur or Damier Ebene print on your bag. Shocker: this is not leather! The canvas is (almost) waterproof, so your belongings stay dry while walking in the rain with your Louis.

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How to take care of the canvas? With cleaning stains, we recommend using a damp cloth to gently remove the stain. Afterwards, dry the canvas with a dry cloth. Didn’t this remove the stain? Use a damp cloth with some mild soap and water on it. Afterwards, dry your bag with a dry cloth. Whatever you do, don’t use leather lotions, cleansers or chemicals on the canvas, as it harms the material. 

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The leather trimmings on a Louis Vuitton bag are made from Vachetta leather, which is a premium, untreated and unprotected cowhide leather with a buttery soft appearance. On new bags, this leather is very light-colored. It gets darker over time, which is what we call patina. Each bag develops its own, unique patina, and because the leather is untreated, stains and marks happen over time. To keep the leather from colouring too quickly or uneven, it is important to take care of it. Please use baby wipes with no alcohol in them or a damp cloth to clean the trimmings of your bag and condition them regularly with colourless, wax-free leather lotion. This prevents the leather from drying up and cracking. Again, the use of chemicals and cleansers like saddle soap will dry out the material, which leads to cracks in the leather.

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When you aren’t using your bag, make sure you store it in a dust bag. Never put a Louis Vuitton bag in a plastic bag, as the leather on the bag needs to breathe. Also make sure your bag isn’t stored near a source of heat, as this will dry out the bag too.

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For now, love the imperfections on the Vachetta leather of your Louis Vuitton bag, keep taking care of your bag.

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Today we would like to share how to clean your ROLEX watch!

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HOW TO CLEAN YOUR ROLEX WATCH!

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If you wear your Rolex on a daily basis, it is only natural for it to get a bit dirty over time. Although anything in regards to the internals of your watch or its functionality should only be addressed by a trained professional, there are a number of things that you can do to clean your Rolex and help ensure that your watch always looks its absolute best. Here are a few quick and easy tips for clean you ROLEX Watch.

For Rolex watches that do not have waterproof Oyster cases or screw-down winding crowns, you are going to want to keep them away from water and other cleaning solutions to ensure that your watch does not experience any moisture intrusion. For these models, simply wiping down the external surfaces of your watch with a clean microfiber cloth is the best course of action, as there is no risk of your watch sustaining incidental moisture damage.

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However, for Rolex watches that feature the brand’s signature Oyster case, you can use soap and water to more thoroughly clean your timepiece. With that in mind, it is important that you are first certain that your watch is properly sealed. If you have not had your Rolex’s gaskets checked in more than a couple years or so, it might be worth first getting that done so that you can clean your Rolex without the potential worry of water getting inside its case.

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Lastly, it is important to note that you can remove the strap or bracelet from your Rolex watch to make cleaning it easier. Additionally, with the bracelet fully removed from the watch, you can use other cleaning methods such as an ultrasonic cleaner to more thoroughly wash your bracelet without the potential worry of damaging your watch. 

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ROLEX CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS!

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Step 1: First and foremost, make sure that your winding crown is all the way screwed down to the side of the case. The water resistance of Rolex watches is contingent on their winding crowns being fully screwed down, so before you start cleaning your Rolex, first make sure that the crown on your watch is completely in the screwed-down position.

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Step 2: Fill a bowl with warm water and a small dab of mild, ammonia-free soap. Make sure that the water is warm and not hot, as hot water can put excess strain on the rubber gaskets that help keep out water. Additionally, it is always recommended to use a gentle, mild soap, as cleaning solutions with abrasives or strong chemicals run the risk of damaging your watch or the surface finish of its various components. 

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Step 3: Gently scrub the outer surfaces of your watch with a soft-bristled brush. If you do not have one available, an extra soft toothbrush will also work. Just be careful not to use a hard or wire brush, as this will damage the polish and surface finish of your watch. The warm water and soap will help to remove the dirt and grime that is stuck to the case, while the brush’s bristles will allow you to scrub all of the different hard-to-reach places, such as the small gaps between the lugs and bracelet links.

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Step 4: Once you have removed all the stuck dirt and grime and are done scrubbing your watch, the next step is to thoroughly rinse your Rolex under warm water to wash away any leftover dirt particles and soap residue. If not removed from the watch, residual soap can trap dirt particles and these particles can sometimes act as an abrasive or cause outer components such as rotating bezels to freeze up. Completely rinsing off your watch after cleaning helps to guarantee that this will not be a factor after you have cleaned it.

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Step 5: After thoroughly rinsing off your watch, the last step is to dry it off with a clean microfiber cloth. It is important that the cloth you use is both clean and entirely free from any cleaning and polishing compounds, as these can sometimes damage the surface finish of your watch’s components. Similarly, it is also important that the cloth you use is soft (microfiber works best), as this will help guarantee that you don’t accidentally scratch your watch while you are drying it. 

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May all the tips can help you to clean your ROLEX watch.

Have a nice day!!

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