How To Spot Fake Dior B23

Dior B23 authenticity check might not be that easy if you are not fashion savvy. It is precisely for this reason that our team decided to write this guide so that you can identify fake models easily and quickly.

Even after the detailed explanation, it may not be possible for the inexperienced person to distinguish an authentic model from the replica, but don't worry, our knowledgeable and fashion-loving expert team can spot the fake even in the flawless replicas. All you have to do is use our services. Our team is available 24/7!

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Inspecting the overall pattern
Checking the Dior pattern close up
Looking at the midsole tag
Taking a look at the toe cap
Inspecting the bottom of the shoe
Legit checking the heel counter
Examining the font of the text on the insole
Taking a close look at the sizing printing

Spotting Fake Dior B23: Side Stitching and Lining

With this method, we want you to look at the stitching: how evenly and symmetrically the stitching was done on the authentic model, while the fake has sloppy and asymmetrical stitching.

The difference is also shown on the shoe lining, which on the authentic sneakers is transparent and just a little blurry, while on the replica, the lining is white, giving it a very cheap look. The colours in the fake Dior B23 also look more off-white than beige.

The difference is also evident in the foxing: you can easily see how unevenly it was cut out on the counterfeit model.

We'll talk about the Dior signature in the next method.

The Dior Signature: Identifying Authentic Text Details

The Dior signature has to be one of the iconic ones that we see most often on t-shirts, bags, purses, shoes, etc.

These sneakers were no exception either: you can see on the authentic model how delicately signatures are applied to the sides of the sneakers; The letters are faded out in black and the creamy white background goes very well with the patchwork effect.

Replica factories have failed to duplicate these details as their logos are pitch black with a faded white background creating such a great contrast that it is very difficult to miss.

Logo Differences: Spotting Errors on the Outsole

To compare real vs fake Dior B23, we need to look at the logos. The rubber logo glued to the white outsole differs on both models.

The original sneakers have a rectangular logo, while the fake has more of a square attachment.

The distance between the edges and the white border is also larger in the authentic model.

In these two images, the letters differ from each other: the original logo has no space between the letters, while the fake one has a space between the letters that is noticeable and also the logo is larger overall.

Front Features: Laces, Toe Cap, and Foxing Details

The authentic laces have a very clean looking white colour which the replica factory failed to copy as the laces in the right picture have a dirty white look.

The authentic model has a much larger toe cap than the non-original one. The last detail you want to look at is the foxing stain: how much texture it has in the left photo, while it looks almost flat in the right one.

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The Sole Test: Checking the Dragonfly Engraving

In our opinion, this method is the easiest to use for Dior B23 authentication.

You can immediately see how big the difference between these two images is: the authentic model has dragonflies engraved on the bottom of the sneakers, while the replica has them faintly drawn.

Apart from the dragonflies, the curved details on the upper and bottom of the shoe, as well as the mesh and logo engraved on the original sneakers are very appealing, which the Replica brand totally missed!

The colours aren't even close to each other: real sneakers have a beige bottom, and the replica is white in colour.

Heel Counter Comparison: Height, Width, and Stitching

In this method, we want you to look at how different the width and height of both heel counters are.

The fake appears to be taller and thinner than the real one.

The heel loop stitching is also drastically different from each other: while the original has consistent and tight stitching, the fake failed to replicate the same ones.

The structure of the outsoles does not match either.

Insole Inspection: Fonts, Colors, and Material Differences

To spot the fake model, just look at the insole: the fakes often use wrong fonts that can be seen when compared to a real pair.

The writing also takes up much less space than on the original sneakers. The weight of the font is too heavy in the fake - check out the production lettering.

The colourway is also missed: the authentic Dior B23 has a beige insole and the fake has a pale white colour.

Sizing Print Accuracy: Ink, Font, and Stitching

This is our final method to authenticate Dior B23 and we encourage you to check the sizing print and details around it.

What strikes you at first glance is the quality of the fake print compared to the real one. The replica ink used for the stamp appears to be much thinner and the colours are not as vibrant. The fonts used in the fake are also disabled.

In addition, the stitching pattern on the counterfeit pair does not match.

The Sizing Print Method

Conclusion

In conclusion, spotting fake Dior B23 sneakers requires a keen eye for detail. Here are the top things to avoid in fakes:

Sloppy Stitching: Look for inconsistent, asymmetrical stitching on the sides and heel loops.
Incorrect Logos: Fake logos often have incorrect proportions, uneven spacing, or low-quality embossing.
Faded Prints: Authentic Dior signatures are delicately faded, not starkly black or overly vibrant.
Poor Materials: Counterfeits use cheap, white materials instead of Dior’s signature beige tones.
Incorrect Sole Engravings: Authentic pairs have crisp, detailed dragonfly engravings on the sole.

When in doubt, reach out to our expert authentication team for a fast and accurate verdict. With Dior's value and reputation, it's always better to ensure your investment is genuine.