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What is a fashionista to do? To identify a counterfeit, you need to access the product physically in person be It at boutiques or authorized dealers. Below are somethings to look out for while trying to spot a fake: MISSPELLINGS Check out for brands spelling as counterfeits most times misspell names. This is a big cue for every prying eye to pounce on. For example, we have “Guci” the second “C” is omitted. Lining Counterfeiters work basically with photographs as their prototype hence, they lack a proper interior view of the product especially bags, leading to so many variations from the original such as color etc. If you have done like we aforementioned by going to the boutique and seeing the real features physically, then you are at an advantage of spotting the differences as they are meant to be the same and not close. Materials Ensure that all materials are exactly what they ought to be without any minute difference. If the trim is supposed to be leather then

About Burberry spelling:  The Burberry label has at least two types which are first BURBERRY (All written in capital letter). The second one is ‘Burberrys’ (First letter is capitalized with the rest in small letter with an ending s). The two spellings have however been confirmed by the Burberry head office in London. They have certified that the two are accurate and emanated from the change of name they had from ‘Burberrys’ to BURBERRY 9 years ago which was around 1999. Next the outlines of Burberry's brand:  1.  Burberrys’ goods were majorly manufactured in the UK, while Italy and the United States only manufacture small quantity. There are few variations of this label. The word and the knight may be placed side by side while the colors may be inverted in some labels (Blue letters on white background) 2.  The most popular brand around now is BURBERRY LONDON. It has a simple feature which includes “London” inscribed on it on either beige label or navy blue. The backgr

Buying preloved clothing improves the sustainability of a garment and your carbon footprint. Research by WRAP in the UK shows extending the average life of clothes (2.2 years) by just three months of active use per item would lead to a 5-10% reduction in each of the carbon, water and waste footprints. While extended use does not make the garment a totally sustainable one (the definition of sustainable is somewhat vague to say the least), it certainly helps reduce the impact the garment has on the environment. This is because the impact of a garment on the environment continues throughout its entire life cycle. As well as having the environmental impact during its creation, i.e. the water to grow the cotton, waste created during fabric creation and dying processes, fabric waste during construction, post creation a garment continues to have an impact through transport, water use and how it is eventually discarded. So, the choice to buy a preloved garment over a new garment means you

If one million women bought their next clothing item secondhand instead of new, we would save 6 million KG of Carbon Pollution from entering the Atmosphere.