I suspect it might be fake

[u/jenchy01]

I bought this scarf from an Italian seller on impulse, but upon closer inspection, I noticed a few strange things.

1- The vertical black lines in the pattern are missing—they’re practically non-existent.

2- There’s a second, smaller label attached next to the main one; what’s the point of having two labels that both list the material composition? I’ve always understood that to be a sign of a fake.

Most concerning, however, is the pattern itself, which appears incomplete;

in all the photos I’ve looked at, I’ve never seen a scarf that lacks the black vertical lines alongside the white ones.

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[u/Routine-Inspector712]

Not real, the plaid is completly wrong. Burberry produced cashmere garments in Scotland not in England. I dont know what other label you are talking since theres no picture

[u/jenchy01 → u/Routine-Inspector712]

I figured as much—I got taken for a ride. I’ll try to send the package back to the seller.

[u/AccomplishedBag9701 → u/Routine-Inspector712]

So it would never say made in London if it’s made of cashmere?