Nike Owen 2 shoes are true and false

The key to distinguish Nike's authenticity is not the appearance, but the shoe logo. A shoe logo plays a vital role in the authenticity of a pair of shoes! Because Nike needs a mold for every shoe logo printed, it takes hundreds of thousands or even millions to print a real shoe logo mold; Manufacturers of fake shoes will definitely not spend hundreds of thousands or even millions on the logo of a pair of fake shoes. Moreover, Nike has to change the rules of shoe logos every year, so that shoe imitators give up following up under the pressure of cost. So the key to judge whether Nike is true or false lies in the shoe label.

Here are five ways to tell you the truth about Nike. The shoe logo is the latest version of NKE. Through these points, you can quickly identify the truth of Nike shoes!

The American S should be in the middle of the number of shoe size, and the numbers on it can't be aligned. If s is in the third number, it's fake shoes!

② Pay attention to the size units of American, English, European and centimeter, and you will find that Britain is close to the black line above, and the other three sizes are not on this line. This is the second point. Many imitation shoes have already revealed flaws here.

If you carefully compare the date on the left with the date on the right, you will find that the date on the left is obviously higher than the date on the right (closer to the black line above). If they are on the same parallel line, then they are counterfeit money! At the same time, if you look at the slash "/"in the date, you will find that if the following number is 1, the distance between the slash "/"and 1 will be further. If the following number is 0, or 2, or 3, the distance between the slash "/"and the number will be closer.

④ the x of xc is aligned with the c of the CM below. This is because the letters on shoes from different places of origin are different, so this should be judged together with other factors. The following will provide you with LN2, LN3, VP and other shoe labels one after another.

⑤ The second (or third) digit from left to right below the bar code is a thick vertical bar of the bar code.