Real jordans

In the image with the real vs fake Air Jordan 1 UNC shoes above, we have pointed out how the fake pair’s holes on the toe box look too big, too wide, and too deep. On the other hand, the legitimate Air Jordan 1 University Blue shoes have their toe box’s perforations looking smaller, narrower and less deep when compared with the fake shoes.

We’ve attached a second comparison of the AJ1 bulkier construction on the fakes so we can highlight the difference one more time:

Spot fake Air Jordan 4s by checking the size tag. A fake pair never has the inscriptions over there at the right font-weight.

Spot fake Air Jordan 4s by checking the size tag. A fake pair never has the inscriptions over there at the right font-weight.

While you can also notice this effect on the fake pair, the issue with 99% of the fake Lost And Found Jordan 1s is that their lather doesn’t have the distressing as accentuated as the real shoes. In fact, if you look closely to the real Lost And Found Air Jordan 1s, you can see how there are multiple, smaller white dots which imitate the distressing effect.

Catch your style

In the fake vs real Air Jordan 1 Chicago image above, we have pointed out how the fake Chicagos have their stars on the soles looking less defined and looking curvier compared to the authentic sneakers’ stars on the soles. Of course, this spot applies only to the unworn pairs, because as soon as the soles start to get wear, the stars are going to be less and less visible, and so, we don’t consider this a reliable sign of authenticity in all of the cases.

Good condition 8.5 hardly worn

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Jordan Brand will honor the 25th Anniversary of the Air Jordan 11 with a special black/silver release on December 12th, 2020.