The online market is, at any given time, flooded with fake Burberry products. It’s not unusual to see handbags, purses, perfumes and everything else replicated off the pallet in China and then shipped to the US. This is more common than anything with the Burberry scarf. Especially during the winter months and around the Christmas season, you will see a considerable increase in fake Burberry scarves on places like eBay etc. This doesn’t mean it’s impossible to find an authentic scarf online, it just means you have to be a little more focused when you do.

Label: Everything Burberry makes is of high quality, and this includes every piece of merchandise, including things that are seemingly as irrelevant as a label. Many people worry about what the label should say, this is also important, but this article will be specifically about what the label should look like. But most importantly, the quality of the label. An authentic label will not be a cheap cloth, with a screen printed logo. The authentic label will have a noticeably textured appearance. The weave of the fabric will be apparent and the label will be textured. Which means if you run your finger over the tag you can feel the grainy ridges of the weave pattern. The logo, the Burberry font, will also have the same quality texture, it will not be a cheap printed logo or a superficial stamp. On a fake label, there may be no noticeable texture, and the logo will most likely have a surface-printed appearance.

Logo: The font letters on a fake Burberry scarf can also, if superficially screen printed, have a smudged appearance in places. The logo may even bleed in places from the bottom of the label. An authentic logo will look sharp, clear, and symmetrical. There will be no signs of bleeding or uneven staining on the font. The tips are not all the details related to a fake Burberry scarf, but many of the fakes on the market can be avoided with a simple inspection of the label. Good luck and safe shopping!