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The devil might wear Prada… but is it real? Despite how popular counterfeiting has become, it doesn’t take a professional to determine what’s real and what’s fake when it comes to purses. Whether you’re buying a used Prada tote or simply want to know if your favorite blogger’s bag is genuine, look at the logo, hardware, fabric, and other accessories.
1 Look for the signature curve in the “R” in the Prada logo. This is the most defining characteristic of the Prada logo and the biggest giveaway that a bag is fake.The right leg ot the “R” curves slightly upwards. If the leg is straight like a regular “R,” you have a counterfeit bag.[1]
Find anywhere the word Prada is printed or engraved on the bag to make sure the curved “R” is present in each spot. This includes extras like the dustbag if there is one or the authenticity card.
Tip: There will be a slight gap between the “R” and the “A” on a real bag.
2 Examine the triangle logo for the correct font, spacing, and color. The inverted triangle logo is easily recognizable. Ensure that the letters are evenly spaced on the plaque and that the font matches the font on all other uses of Prada on the rest of the bag. The background color of the plaque will match the color of the bag if it’s genuine.[2]
The plaque should be fastened securely to the front of the bag and not falling off or skewed at all.
The logo on a real bag will be easily readable, no matter how small the font is.
While you’re checking the font around the bag, check that all words are spelled properly.
