How Do You Tell A Fake North Face Jacket?
If you plan on purchasing a The North Face jacket from anyone other than an authorized dealer, you should know how to keep yourself from being scammed. Many brands are being counterfeited and sold at seemingly good prices. North Face is no exception. Sellers gain quite a bit of profit by illegally leading consumers to think that a name-brand product is genuine. You’ll need to know the telltale signs of a fake The North Face jacket to tell the difference. Count the tags if the jacket is new and they are still intact. Fake The North Face jackets have one tag or multiple tags that don’t match each other. Real jackets have two or more tags. Look at the tags. A genuine The North Face product has a tag that reads “The North Face Denali Jacket.” Fake tags may read “Five Boroughs Jacket” or not include the type of garment it is attached to. Check the stitching on the seams. The North Face jackets do not have any hanging threads. Fakes may have these defects because of thread skipping or a stit
