1. The crocodile circle inside the genuine shoelace can rotate, but it is difficult to rotate, while the fake one can rotate easily.
2. There is a certain distance between the genuine sole M W and the number below, while the fake ones will be very close.
3. The number of anti-slip particles in each part of genuine soles is fixed, some are 5 particles, some are 6 particles, and some are 8 particles. The rules are the same for all shoes, while fake ones are It's irregular.
4. If you use a ruler to draw a neat table in all areas near the LOGO on the soles of authentic shoes, you can draw a neat table in a standard manner, but not fake ones.
5. The genuine reusable bag has an extra square frame on the hand-carrying part, but the fake one does not.
6. There are letters on the front of the soles of genuine shoes, for example, A or B, which are used to distinguish the left and right feet, while fake ones usually have numbers or a unified letter. The common one is E.
7. Authentic products will not leave traces on the floor, while fake ones will.
8. Where the genuine product is completed in one go (I don’t know what the technical term is), there is a place under the sole that is burnt, yes, a piece is missing. The genuine one is very small here, while the fake one is very big.
9. Genuine shoelaces can be removed, but fake shoelaces will break as soon as they are taken off.
10. The o in crocs on the original brand should be o instead of O, which is round.
11. The string of numbers on a genuine shoe rack should have a number starting with H, either H1 or H2, in front or behind.
12. Genuine shoelaces will not break, but fake ones will break easily.
13. The genuine crocodile brand is set inside, not protruding.
14. Genuine crocs shoes will have scratches or marks after being worn for a long time. If it is real crocs, due to the special material, the wrinkles and marks will be restored quickly with gentle baking. It's obvious that it's fake.
15. The edge of genuine shoelaces is where the white plastic LOGO is. There is a numerical code inside the shoelaces, which should match the size of the bottom of the shoe.