How to recognize adidas Campus 00s replicas: A complete guide
Original adidas Campus 00s sneakers are highly sought after, which unfortunately leads to many counterfeits appearing on the market. Here are the main signs to distinguish fake adidas Campus sneakers from the originals.
1. Check the size label
One of the first ways to identify a counterfeit is the size label inside the shoe. On the original label, all details are sharply printed, including numbers and a QR code that is easily readable. On fake shoes, the numbers and QR code may be blurred or irregularly printed. For example, on the original label, you will see a clearly printed production date, whereas on fakes, there is often a difference in alignment and print quality.
You may also notice that the ® trademark is usually missing from the adidas logo
2. Color and stripe execution
On original adidas Campus 00s, the three stripes are quality stitched, and their material and color are consistent and vibrant. Counterfeits often show lower material quality, the stripes may be less sharp, with irregular edges or poorly stitched. Also, pay attention to the detail on the heel, where fake shoes may show differences in the shape and placement of seams.
3. Text and adidas logo
On genuine adidas Campus, the logo on the tongue is clearly defined, with sharp edges, without printing errors and mainly it is embossed. When you run your finger over the logo, you should feel that it is embossed and lower than the suede on the tongue. Fake shoes often have poorly printed logos that may be of an unclear shape. In addition, notice the text 'CAMPUS' on the side of the shoe – on originals, the text is in a regular font, whereas on counterfeits, the text may be misaligned or incorrectly placed.
4. Seams and shape of the shoe
Original adidas Campus 00s have precise stitching and a properly shaped upper. Counterfeits often have seams that are irregular or poorly stitched, which can lead to deformities on the shoe. The shape of the shoe in fake versions is often less precise, which affects the overall appearance. On the side of the sneaker, the seam should be slightly curved.
If you are still unsure about the authenticity of your sneakers, ask yourself these questions:
1. Did your sneakers cost suspiciously little compared to other online stores?
2. Was the seller's page slightly questionable? In terms of appearance, font style, and text?
3. Did I buy the sneakers from a second-hand market or Facebook Marketplace?
4. Did I have a strange, unusually suspicious feeling about the purchase?
If you answered yes to several of these questions, you have reason to be concerned.
If you bought the sneakers from verified online stores or directly from the supplier, you don't need to worry.
Even in factories for original sneakers, mistakes can occasionally happen. Even if a sneaker shows one of the signs mentioned above, it doesn't necessarily mean it's a counterfeit. Quality control of renowned brands is increasingly declining, and more and more not entirely quality pairs are entering circulation. While people who make replicas are continuously improving their sneakers.
If you really want to be sure of the originality of your sneakers, you can use, for example, the app check-check, where you upload photos of your sneakers and for a small fee, the company will tell you whether it is a counterfeit or an original. You can also purchase this service from us before sending the sneakers, so you can be 100% sure that you will receive original goods.