The "Wool" Air Jordan 3 hasn't officially released, but counterfeit pairs are already flooding the market. Fortunately, good samaritans like Fake Education are out here making sure you don't waste your money. In the guide below, Fake Education lists several ways he was able to distinguish between a legit pair from StockX and an unauthorized pair.
The "Wool" Air Jordan 3 hasn't officially released, but counterfeit pairs are already flooding the market. Fortunately, good samaritans like Fake Education are out here making sure you don't waste your money. In the guide below, Fake Education lists several ways he was able to distinguish between a legit pair from StockX and an unauthorized pair.
Box Tag
Fake Education: "For whatever reason, the box label came stuck to the box and not the lid and is for the completely wrong Jordan 3."
Outsole
Fake Education: "The traction bumps on the outsoles of the fakes on the back heels are sharper and more defined."
Laces
Fake Education: "The color of the laces on the fakes are the same color is the wool upper. On the real pair, they are slightly a different color."
Toe
Fake Education: "The cut of the panel this segment is focused on is a lot wider on the fakes. It is more rounded on retail pairs."
Midsole
Fake Education: "The bumps on the toe caps of the fakes are sharper and more defined and have an overall different look."
Tongue
Fake Education: "The tongues on the fakes are very tall."
Eyelets
Fake Education: "The lace hole tubes protrude beyond the upper on the fakes. They are level with the upper on retail pairs."
Heel Tabs
Fake Education: "A look at the back heel tab interior difference. There is a difference in color, as well as panel cuts behind the tabs."