HOW TO SPOT A FAKE FENDI BAG

Look at the hardware. The hardware

should match in color and

sheen. Many manufactures,

including Fendi, 

protect their hardware with a

cover that is to be removed only

after it has been purchased.

The brand name or logo

should be engraved, not embossed

or simply printed on the hardware.

You can also find the brand

name of logo engraved on the strap

hardware on Fendi. Check out as

many 'PHOTOS' of

fake Fendi bags as you can.

Inspect the material, the lining,

hardware and accents are

made of. Many handbags are

made of different types

of leather, from

Lambskin, Calfskin, Goatskin

and Patent Leather, but it

is easy to distinguish if the

leather is of a good quality

or not. The lining

is usually made of a satin

material that has a nice shine

to it and most designer handbags

have the name brand name or logo on

the lining but not all do. Designers

almost always use leather

accents, not plastic. Some purses

have straps that are specially coated

and seem to be artificial.

However a quick look at the edge

of the strap, usually near a stitched

joint, should reveal a leather core.

The authenticity card is a little

card that usually has the

manufactures logo embossed

on the front and has

some information about the

product you purchased

and sometimes includes a

magnetic strip, bar code.

Many manufacturers, including

Fendi, Doir, Gucci, and

Kate Spade use these cards

but they can be replicated.

Check out other fakes as

well such as Prada, Juicy,

Chanel, and Coach. Usual

the serial number on these is a

give-a-way of a fake.

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