Tom Ford Authentication Service
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Tom Ford sunglasses are heavily counterfeited, and copies often get the temple numbers right and the typography wrong. A Tom Ford authentication checks the eyewear prints, metal T, inlay and case, plus the labels and construction on suits, heels and bags. For fragrance, the batch code has to match on bottle and box, one of the details compared with verified references.
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Tom Ford
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How it works: start your authentication
Step 1
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Step 2
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Our expert team reviews your item thoroughly
Step 3
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What we check on Tom Ford
How to tell a real Tom Ford from a fake
On Tom Ford sunglasses the inner temple print comes first: TOM FORD and MADE IN ITALY at one letter height, and the model line set tight. Clothing, shoes and bags are checked on their labels and construction.
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Made in Italy and CE line
TOM FORD and the origin line, usually MADE IN ITALY, at one letter height with tight word gaps, plus the CE mark.
02
Temple model print
Model name, model code, color code and size, and how the line is set: weight of the TF prefix, letter case and spacing.
03
T logo and temple inlay
Shape and finish of the metal T and the end of the thin bar set into the acetate.
04
Lens and filter category
Lens marks, and the filter category on the frame matching the box label.
05
Case and box label
Case, cloth and a box label whose model and color codes match the frame. Supporting evidence only.
06
Clothing labels
Brand, care and origin labels on suits and ready to wear, plus construction and finishing.
07
Shoes and bags
Insole and sole marks, stitching, hardware and interior labels.
08
Fragrance batch code
Batch code on the bottle and the box, which must match, plus cap, sprayer and box print.
Real vs fake Tom Ford, model by model
Free Code Checker
Read your Tom Ford Sunglasses Code
Inside the arm of Tom Ford sunglasses you will find the model name, TF and the model number, a color code and the lens, bridge and temple sizes. Every pair of that model shares the code and it carries no date, so send photos to our experts for a full authentication.
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No. The inner temple shows the model code, color code and size, the same on every pair of that model and color. A fake can print the right numbers, so the code is one checkpoint and we check how the line is set and the rest of the frame. It is still useful to confirm the model exists.
Read the inner temples, not the shape. On the genuine pairs in our guide, TOM FORD and MADE IN ITALY print at the same letter height with tight word gaps, and the model line sets a bold TF close to the number. A copy can print every number right and still get this typography wrong.
Not by itself. Tom Ford's store lists models as FT and four digits, while genuine temples can print TF, as on the authentic Bronson in our guide: TF1044 on the arm, FT1044 in the store. The letter order alone is never a verdict, so we compare the whole printed line.
No. Cards, cases, cloths, booklets and boxes are easy to buy separately or copy. The box label should carry the same model and color code as the frame, and its filter category should match the temple, but that only shows they belong together. The temple print and the frame decide.
Ask the seller for photos of every label, the inside construction, the insoles and soles or the hardware, then upload them before you pay. Clothing, shoes and bags are authenticated on this page from those photos. There is no public serial lookup for them.
No. A batch code tells you about production, and fakes copy codes too. The code on the bottle has to match the code on the box, and we also check the cap, sprayer, bottle and box print.
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.
