Cheque legítimo de Gucci | Guías de autenticación de Gucci

To tell if a Gucci is real, start with the lettering and the stitching. On bags and small leather goods, Gucci lettering is rounded, and replicas often make it boxy, square-edged or the wrong size. Label text should be stamped deeply and cleanly, while fakes tend to show shallow or faded stamping. Stitching on genuine pieces is tight, even and symmetrical, and fakes often show uneven, loose or thin stitches. On T-shirts and hoodies, the size label should sit to the left of the wash label.

A serial number can be copied onto a fake, so a code that looks right proves nothing on its own. The guides below cover Gucci bags from the Marmont and Dionysus to the Jackie 1961 and Diana, plus wallets, a belt, sneakers, loafers, slides, clothing, a cap and sunglasses.