DHGATE FAKE VS OFFICIAL LIVERPOOL 22/23 NIKE VAPOR FOOTBALL SHIRT!

[@erhabykun22]

You have to train your eyes to spot the "authentic" one. Definitely not worth an extra £115

[@MySoccerUniverse]

A very useful and helpful video! It is so important to have these! I am similarly waiting like you until the end of the season (or more) and then I typically go for the stadium version as they have a more relaxed fit, which I prefer

[@footballshirts4D]

Temptation will always be there to go for cheap but patience pays off

[@lorenzomugen8944]

The fake doesn't look so bad

[@footballshirts4D]

They are good quality no denying but for me as a collector it's got to be the real thing

[@IvanTheTerrible86]

Even tho fake jerseys can look quite ok, I think buying them it's wrong in so many ways... Original jerseys are expensive, it's true, but I'd rather have one a year, the one i like the most, maybe waiting the end of season or black friday as you said, but being sure to have the real, legit thing

[@svennmeyer]

you got a link to the fake?

[@footballshirts4D]

If you download the DHGate app you will find various sellers and kits

[@kaigeewong4200]

i wear the dh gates and collect the authentics with tags attached to hold value

[@footballshirts4D]

So you can see differences really clearly

[@rudibidasulu6662]

same with me, the fake one for daily use and the original one for my collection

[@Shadowscares433]

With the high cost for living buy real shirt can paid your rent Food for 3 days. So not much fan buy real shirts and it cost more each season all the time.

[@footballshirts4D]

I agree the cost of shirts is getting silly and I do understand why people turn to fake options.

[@kaigeewong4200]

the sheen is the worst... i've taken a photo outdoors wearing a france "players" version and it looks shiny like nothing i've ever seen!

[@footballshirts4D]

Agree 100%

[@sigurdengvik7918]

If my shirt is made in thailand does that then mean it is 100%fake?

[@footballshirts4D]

Easiest way is to check the Nike product label usually found inside the bottom of shirt. Google the code and short should come up

[@jameswhite6719]

Nike have factories IN Indonesia, Thailand, And somewhere else

[@B12390]

It’s so hard to see if it is fake or not

[@footballshirts4D]

Sad thing is fakes will only get better and better

[@B12390]

@@footballshirts4D I have a collection form the lfc shirts buts it’s every time 170€ for me to buy a shirt. On DHgate it’s 20€ but I don’t feel right

[@frankyjr3566]

Fake shirt is almost always half the price for the Original shirt.... Its perfect for people living in third world countries.... Cause with the Conversation rate we have to pay buttload of money for a authentic shirt

[@footballshirts4D]

£15 for a fake, £70 for a fan I totally hear you and get why people by them. For me as a collector I obviously want the real thing.

[@Shadowscares433]

You can buy 4 fake shirts and still have money to get a big max meal for a lot of people

[@lorenzomugen8944]

It doesn't look fake at all

[@footballshirts4D]

That's the challenge