| Coach shoes and handbags are designer items that | | | | the Coach shoes or handbags you're looking at have |
| are always of the highest quality. Because of their | | | | stiff or lightweight materials, they aren't Coach |
| fine materials and trendy designs, they are usually | | | | products at a discount - they're fakes. You can |
| somewhat expensive. This has led to a plethora of | | | | check the buttons and buckles on the handbags or |
| replica Coach boots and Coach heels on the market. | | | | shoes you're looking at, too. Genuine Coach shoes |
| Don't let yourself be scammed into buying replica | | | | and handbags have hardware made from gunmetal, |
| Coach shoes and handbags. Yes, it may seem like | | | | nickel or brass, and these are very solid. If the |
| you're getting a great discount, but you're also not | | | | hardware looks cheap, it's not a Coach product. |
| getting the real deal. There are ways you can spot | | | | If you're looking at what you believe are Coach |
| fake Coach handbags and shoes. | | | | sneakers or shoes, check their soles. If there is |
| First, you can look up the individual style names of | | | | excess glue visible on the inside or outside, they are |
| Coach sneakers, shoes or handbags on the Coach | | | | almost certainly not Coach shoes, because those do |
| official website. Each shoe and handbag has a number | | | | not have shoddy workmanship. Check the shoe or |
| and a name that apply to each style. If any shoes | | | | handbag label of the item you're studying. The text |
| you've found don't have this information, ask the | | | | on the label of Coach boots and handbags is properly |
| seller for it. If he can't provide the style name or | | | | aligned, clear, and evenly spaced. If you see text |
| number, they are probably fakes. You can also check | | | | that is uneven, appears sloppy, or even contains |
| the stitching on the Coach heels you like. Real Coach | | | | typos, those are discount replicas, not Coach |
| shoes have clean, sturdy stitching. If you find | | | | products. |
| stitching that is crookedly done or flimsy-looking, the | | | | If you find shoes that say, "Made in Korea", these |
| shoes most likely are fake. | | | | are most certainly not Coach shoes. Purchasing Coach |
| If you're shopping locally as opposed to online, you | | | | shoes from reputable department stores where the |
| can check the logo on Coach shoes or handbags in a | | | | name brands are clear is a good way to make sure |
| given store or estate sale. Any Coach handbags or | | | | you buy the real deal and not a knock-off. Because |
| shoes should have the correct logo, and also the | | | | Coach boots, shoes and handbags are expensive, the |
| signature letter C. Look closely, because even | | | | originals are quite often copied and may be seen on |
| department stores like JC Penney and Kohl's sell | | | | the streets of New York City, and other large towns |
| purses with G's or O's, instead. These are knock-offs. | | | | with foot traffic or tourist traffic to pander to. You |
| In addition, if the letter C's are off-center, cut off by | | | | may also see fake Coach heels at flea markets or |
| the stitching or if the rows of letters aren't straight, | | | | swap meets, and they are usually very cheap - and |
| then these are not true Coach products. | | | | cheaply made as well. Unless you're sure it's the real |
| Next, feel the material of the Coach boots or | | | | deal, if the price is cheap, the product was likely not |
| handbags. If they are truly Coach products, you'll only | | | | made by Coach. |
| find top-quality suede, leather or fabric on them. If | | | | |