How to Tell If Ray-Ban Sunglasses Are Fake
There are a few different ways to spot a pair of fake Ray-Ban sunglasses. Ray-Ban sunglasses have been around for eighty years and are one of the most popular sunglasses on today's market. There are numerous mark offs to these sunglasses so make sure you get what you pay for.
- Make sure to look at the box the glasses come in because there should be a recycling symbol and a semi-permanent sticker on the box including the serial number. If this sticker is missing there is a good chance the sunglasses are a fake.
- Inspect the box to check if there is a gold logo engraved on it and if you find a painted one that is a big red flag that the glasses are fake.
- If you hold up the sunglasses to the sun you will see a Ray-Ban logo and if you turn the glasses upside down you should be able to read it if not them they are a fake.
- Inspect the rubber quality on the earpieces and frames the rubber should feel chalky to the touch. The fake sunglasses the rubber will feel sticky and stiff or slick.
- Check the right lens for the engraved RB logo. If it is above the hinge then it is a real pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses, but if it is found below the hinge that that would mean you have found a fake pair.
- Check the quality card that comes with the sunglasses making sure there are no errors, spelling or grammar mistakes.