How to identify fake Onitsuka Tiger shoes

Onitsuka is a made-in-Japan brand that started in 1977 and has redefined its luxury over the years. Every detail of their shoe collection is made from meticulous engineering for both function and form. They actively combine timeless designs with sincere traditional craftsmanship, coming with comfortable technology, and Japanese accuracy. However, this high-end shoe brand known for its distinctive designs is now available at every local store at cheap prices and quality tones. Let’s see how one can identify the fake Onitsuka Tiger shoes in the market.

The unique logo of the brand is instantly recognizable. If you wish to check the authenticity of the shoes, then take a look at the typography and colour scheme and run it thoroughly with the original logo which has a fine line finish with a crisp, clear, uniform, and well-defined end that is hard to match.

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Authentic or original Onitsuka Tiger shoes are made from high-quality materials giving off a breath of fine craftsmanship and durability. One should ensure that the materials used in making these shoes stand up to the standards of Onitsuka Tiger. If you’re feeling any rough patches or fragile spots while wearing the shoes, then understand that the shoes are fake, as the brand is known for its high-end quality.

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The real Onitsuka Tiger kicks won’t have a loose thread end ever, as it always comes with fine and tight stitching. Therefore, before purchasing check the neat and precise stitching across the whole shoe, which should be in a proper uniform size with a distance apart and neat finishing which is not unraveling from anywhere.

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The original Onitsuka Tiger shoes come with high-quality packaging which precisely conveys the conciseness and value of the brand. Take a keen look at the packaging of the box, you should be able to read the name of the product, logo, and any other additional information about the sneakers printed all together in a detailed and neat format. You will also sense the high-end quality and durability of the brand.

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If the price appears to be too good to be true, then genuinely it is. Always keep in mind that the price of the product is much lower than the MSRP. If it is then it may be a knockoff. As Onitsuka Tiger is a premium brand, the price tag will reflect the time taken to create the product, and the money required to produce each pair of sneakers will also be mentioned with the specific code of the shoes delivered.

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