Real vs Replica
Nike Air Force 1 Low G-Dragon Peaceminusone Para-Noise 2.0
For this feature we'll be comparing one of the newest drops: the PEACEMINUSONE x Nike Air Force 1 Para-Noise 2.0.
Shoe label - at a glance it is hard to identify a replica label from the real label. Replicas are good at imitating the exact layout of the label, but upon closer inspection you can see there is extra spacing between the letters in "FABR". The real label should have evenly spaced letters.
Back of insole - this particular pair was produced at a factory in Vietnam, which goes by the code VF. The real insole should be of rubber with teeth-like glue marks. In this case, the replica does not have any glue pattern on its insole and it is also missing the embossed product code.
Lastly, the perforation on the insole should have some depth to it, and the rim of the circle should be slightly darker. As you can see in the picture, the replica insole has a lighter perforation with a clean rim. Most replicas currently available try to pass off as the original version just without the box - these are the tricky ones you need to be wary of!
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