Cheque legítimo de Prada | Guías de autenticación de Prada

To tell if a Prada is real, start with the logo lettering on the triangle plate, the interior plaque or the label. Prada keeps its typeface consistent, so look at the letter shapes: on authentic logos the right leg of the R angles outward, and the PRADA, MILANO and DAL 1913 lines are crisp and well defined. Replicas often get the font or the letter sizes wrong. Engraved lettering on zipper pulls and buckles should be neat and deep, and stitching should be even, tight and symmetrical.

The dust bag is worth a look too, since fakes can get its lettering wrong. The guides below cover the Re-Edition 2000 and 2005, Cleo, Galleria and Cahier bags, Monolith loafers and boots, and Prada sunglasses including the Symbole.