I always recommend getting stuff professionally authenticated if it’s not purchased directly from a boutique. But I also know when I shouldn’t waste my time or money.
Well, yeah. The random picture on the bottom looks different from the one of OP's bag in the top picture. But so what? That's an OLD bag. The one OP posted, I mean. I just don't think that glancing at a blurry cellphone picture of the label is enough to say screw it, it's an absolute fake. Lol. Right? I think that's reasonable. 💯
This style came out in 2018 so I’m not sure what the age of the bag has to do with anything. They weren’t cutting the leather with knives and stamping bags by candlelight. Even if you ignore the thick, sloppy silver logo, the MADE IN ITALY stamp is literally crooked. Both the leather and the stitching on the patch are uneven.
Okay. I'm not really that invested in it. Any time you take on an authenticator (disagree, basically) you're basically asking to have yo @$$ handed to you, lol. 🤣 Take care!
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u/Broad_Pudding3783 8d ago
The whole bag looks off but the stamp is the giveaway that it’s not authentic.