How to know if your sunglasses are real or fake

Packaging
Genuine sunglasses come in quality boxes with clear logos, product information and serial numbers. Always compare the packaging with the manufacturer's official photos. Missing details or a worn appearance may indicate a copy.

Crafts and materials
Genuine sunglasses are made with precise stitching, uniform surfaces and high-quality materials. If the frame seems light, the surface is uneven or the details are incomplete, this may be a sign of a counterfeit. Many genuine models also have engravings or imprints from the manufacturer.

Price
A significantly low price compared to the standard market price should raise suspicion. Too low prices may mean that the sunglasses do not meet the necessary requirements for UV protection and durability.

By checking the packaging, craftsmanship, and price, you can better determine if your sunglasses are genuine. Always buy from authorized retailers to ensure product quality and safety.

Frequently asked questions from consumers
• What makes the packaging trustworthy?
Genuine packaging has sharp logos, correct product details, and serial numbers that match the images on the manufacturer's website.

• How can I assess the quality of the craftsmanship?
Examine the frame's seams, surface finish and any engravings. Consistent and precise details are hallmarks of original sunglasses.

• What does a low price mean?
A significantly low price may be a sign that the product is a copy that does not meet the safety and quality standards of genuine sunglasses.

• Where can I buy with a guarantee of authenticity?
Choose authorized dealers or purchase directly from the manufacturer's official website.