- Michel Asperas
How to Legit Check the Nike Off-White Blazer OG
Legit Check Reference Guide For: Nike Off-White Blazer OG
How to use these legit check posts:
· Compare the pair you want to legit check to the photos in the post. If you have in hand, great! If you are comparing photos, try and get similar angles from the seller.
· Focus on spacing, stitching, materials, placement, and shape. Details are very important to do your best to compare each little detail. Color shades can vary based on lighting of photos, so it may be difficult to compare solely off color.
· Remember that even authentic pairs have slight variations sometimes. Don’t automatically assume a pair may be fake due to the tiniest differences. There are some extremely well-made replicas though. Legit checking can be tough sometimes, but you will have to use your best judgement.
· Always buy from reputable sellers (like us 😊) and make sure you are protected (ex. PayPal invoice).
*These pairs pictured were worn. They were a size 9.5 and 10.5 for size reference.
SIDE ANGLE ONE
When comparing your pair in question, be sure to compare the sizing of the swoosh and its placement overlap on the midsole. Also pay attention to where the stitched lines cross over the panels and where they end.
SIDE ANGLE TWO
Again, make sure to compare your pair in question to the different parts of the shoe. Check to make sure that the orange tab has slightly rounded corners. They should not be sharp corners.
FRONT ANGLE
With the toebox area, be sure to make sure that the shape is similar. Many fakes tend to get the toe box shape wrong. Fakes tend to be either overly bulky or too flat with no natural curves.
BACK ANGLE
This pair here is a bit worn. The upper heel suede should have clean embossed "NIKE" branding. Compare the spacing between the top and bottom of the suede panel area in reference to the "NIKE" stamp.
SIDE ANGLE ONE (pt.2)
Here is a cleaner pair to observe. Really compare the overall shape, stitching, swoosh placement and the proportions of everything.
SIDE ANGLE TWO (pt. 2)
Keep comparing crucial parts to help aid your legit check.
FRONT ANGLE (pt. 2)
Notice the slight spacing between the bottom of the shoe and the box. The midsole will have a slight natural curve up.