How To Authenticate Loewe Clothing
Swing Tag (Front)
In this example, the counterfeit swing tag appears flat and printed, lacking the dimensional sheen and vibrancy of an authentic one.
The logo engraving on the counterfeit is noticeably thinner than it should be.
Swing Tag (Inside)
In this example, the counterfeit replicates the inner swing tag and sticker positioning reasonably well.
However, it fails to accurately reproduce the text, which appears excessively large, thick, and bold.
The font is also incorrect, most noticeably in the letters ‘C’ and ‘E’.
Several elements are misaligned: for instance, the ‘2100’ is placed directly beneath the ‘CIL’ text when it should sit slightly to the left; the size ‘L’ is printed too far left; and the serial number is misproportioned in both size and placement.
Neck Label
In this example, the counterfeit text is poorly replicated, featuring added serif elements that are absent in authentic production, most noticeably on the letters ‘L’ and ‘E’.
Furthermore, the ‘Made in Portugal’ text is oversized and printed in an incorrect font, with the shape of the letter ‘a’ being a clear indicator of inaccuracy.
The counterfeit's label texture fails to replicate the same diagonal line texture visible on authentic production.
Wash Label
In this example, the counterfeit label’s text is poorly printed, lacking the sharpness and clarity seen on an authentic label.
The text appears overly thick, resulting in reduced legibility.
Wash Label
In this example, the counterfeit label gets the text thickness closer to the authentic version; however, the overall print quality remains poor, lacking the sharpness and clarity of a genuine label.
The size label is entirely incorrect, using a different font and featuring a prominent grey rectangular background behind the text that is not present on authentic versions.
Wash Label (Continued)
In this example, the counterfeit label’s text is poorly printed, lacking the sharpness and clarity seen on an authentic label.
The text appears overly thick, resulting in reduced legibility.
Wash Label (Continued)
In this example, the counterfeit label’s text is poorly printed, lacking the sharpness and clarity seen on an authentic label.
The text appears overly thick, resulting in reduced legibility.
Note: This guide is not exhaustive. Authentic Loewe products can vary by model, season, and country of manufacture, so genuine items may differ from the examples shown. Counterfeit versions are constantly evolving, with new variations regularly appearing that may not be documented here. When in doubt, professional authentication is strongly recommended.
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