Off White Authentication Service
Expert Off White authentication by independent specialists. Consistent, reliable results with over 99.89% accuracy
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Arrow hoodies, logo tees, Industrial belts and The Ten Nike collaborations are all widely copied. For clothing, an Off-White authentication checks the neck label, wash tags, print, hardware and Certilogo label, which ties one label to one product but can be copied onto a fake. Off-White sneakers made with Nike and Jordan get their own real or fake check on this page.
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Off White Authentication Service
Price
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Authentication certificate with final outcome
Receive a certificate with the final authentication result for your
Off White
item
How it works: start your authentication
Step 1
Upload photos
Begin by uploading images of your item
Step 2
We handle it
Our expert team reviews your item thoroughly
Step 3
Receive your certificate
You’ll receive the results via email, including a unique certificate of authenticity
What we check on Off-White
How to tell a real Off-White from a fake
The neck label comes first on Off-White clothing: on many pieces from FW16 on, the MAIN LABEL lettering is raised and glossy, where copies print it flat. The wash tags, the print and the zip tie then have to match the season.
01
Neck label
The MAIN LABEL for the season, green from FW16 and grey on later pieces, with raised, glossy lettering, neat stitching and even spacing.
02
Wash and care tags
Tag material, text weight, spacing, stitching and the collection line at the bottom.
03
Sharp edges and dense ink on arrows, logos and text, without a rubbery or cracked finish.
04
Hangtags and zip tie
Hangtag color, firmness and line count, and the zip tie through the loop by the neck label or on the shoe.
05
Quoted text on sneakers
Font, spacing and the quote marks around words like AIR on the midsole and on the laces.
06
Hardware
Belt buckles, zips and pulls, with their engraving and finish.
07
Certilogo label
On pieces that carry one, placement, print and the CLG code. A label alone proves nothing, so it never decides.
Real vs fake Off-White, model by model
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No. If your label has a QR or Certilogo code, it ties one label to one product, and Certilogo itself says finding a code on an item does not prove it is real. Labels are copied onto fakes, so we check the label as one detail and the garment decides. Some Off-White pieces, older ones especially, have no Certilogo label at all.
Not necessarily. Not every Off-White piece has one, older pieces especially, and labels get cut out. Send what the piece has and we check it against references for its season.
Start with the neck label. On many pieces from FW16 on, the green MAIN LABEL has raised, glossy lettering you can feel, and copies print it flat. Then compare the wash tag, the print edges and the hangtags with references for that season. A professional authenticator checks each one.
Yes. The Ten and the later Nike and Jordan collaborations are checked from photos of the zip tie, the quoted midsole text, the size tag, the insole and the box label. On the Jordan 1 Chicago, for example, uneven spacing in the medial text and an oversized TM mark often give a copy away.
Yes. Ask the seller for photos of the neck label, every wash tag, the print up close and the hangtags, or for sneakers the zip tie, size tag and box label. Upload them before you pay and a professional authenticator returns a verdict, Authentic or Fake.
We judge every piece against verified references for its season, so a copy sold as 1:1 is checked on the same small details as any other: label texture, text weight on the wash tag, print edges and stitching. If the photos are not enough to decide, we ask for more.
For the most accurate and quick authentication process, we advise you to upload clear photos of the areas visible when clicking 'Upload photos' on this page. We quickly determine if the uploaded photo meets our criteria. If your photos do not meet the criteria, you will receive a request for more and/or clearer photos. Check out Photo Instructions to find clear examples for each detail.
