How to Spot Real Prada Sunglasses | Mia Burton

[@antosiu]

On acetate sunglasses You can check the hinges. Original ones have multi-barrell metal hinges, fake ones don’t.

[@leeanneginton50969]

Perfect thanks I been looking for some..

[@ayaelabdalla9964]

Some glasses doesnt have the UKCA does that mean it is not authentic?

[@miaburton]

Not necessarily! Some sunglasses have the UKCA and CE stamp, and some will just have one of the two. If the sunglasses have just the CE stamp they are still authentic and made in line with EU regulations.

[@AdrianHdez-bf5fz]

Is it normal that the serial code is not centered on the pin of the left frame? Mine is slightly moved to the left.

[@miaburton]

Hi, sorry for missing your comment! They might be, but we can't make such specific evaluations without seeing the frames. If you can, visit a Prada store or an official retailer for an assessment.

[@andrewchapman5659]

Whats the pin of the left frame? It can be in multiple places, depending on the shape of the arms, ive seen it put underneath the arms as well on a pair of Gucci's. Usually they put it in a Smart Spot for that Model that is not an easy spot to put the serial code and put it at an angle that is perfect but hard to produce.

[@andrewchapman5659]

You can also google the SPR number of your model and look up other sunglasses of that specific model and compare it to yours, everything should matchup exactly.

[@robertsasseville98]

I've found what seems a pair of vintage Prada sunglasses model SPR 53H 1BC-1A1. All details seem to match, even the serial number on top of the right lens and all parts seems of excellent quality. Only one item is missing: there is no Prada logo in the left lens. Is that possible for older models or is this a fake.

[@miaburton]

Hi! Vintage glasses are more challenging to authenticate, as the lenses might have been replaced. You may want to contact EssilorLuxottica's customer service for an evaluation.

[@ashersway6518]

On my glasses the spr17w is not there but have a 8251 followed by 52 18141. Anyone know why the same glasses ive found online match mine except the numbers starting with that spr17w is not there?

[@miaburton]

Hi there! Did you purchase these glasses from an official and authorized retailer? You might consider contacting them or reaching out to EssilorLuxottica's customer service for an evaluation.

[@insentricjv7500]

My prada milano sunglasses didn’t come with a case for the glasses

[@laurenfitch4697]

For the baroque sunglasses. Are you supposed to be able to feel the logo on the temple or should it be smooth?

[@miaburton]

Hi, apologies for missing your comment! Since the Minimal Baroque sunglasses were a limited edition collection and are no longer in stock, we are not able to verify the specific details you've mentioned regarding the logo on the temple. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. However, if you have any questions about newer collections, we're here to help!

[@andrewchapman5659]

those are faked a lot, along with the Symbole line

[@tinali3402]

Hi, I want to buy the exact same one as the black one, but on the side with UKCA CE etc. it says A instead of B is this still real?

[@miaburton]

Hi! The letter 'B' on the Prada sunglasses arm might indicate a specific classification or variant of that model. However, it is not a universal designation, so its meaning can vary by manufacturer. It may represent a particular version or a difference in materials used. It's not necessarily related to compliance certifications like CE or UKCA, which focus on safety and quality standards. If you have further questions, we recommend contacting Luxottica's customer service for more details on your specific model.

[@YuriFernandez111]

Hi, i bought a prada glasses black, every R is ok and others details too, but the number o don’t know if is correct because is SPR17W-F 51 20 2AU-8C1 145 3N and is black. I bought as a original but i have a question if he is true or fake.

[@miaburton]

Hello! We cannot guarantee the authenticity of products not purchased on miaburton.com, but we can tell you that the color code 2AU-8C1 usually refers to tortoiseshell.

[@YuriFernandez111]

@@miaburton Thank you for reply me, my glasses code ia that and are color black and this is the only detail Wrong basically

[@YuriFernandez111]

@@miaburton the numbers code in the glasses have a worth for i found if he is real ou fake?

[@miaburton]

@@YuriFernandez111 You may want to contact EssilorLuxottica, which is the official distributor of Prada Eyewear, for a final check: www.essilorluxottica.com/en/brands/customer-care/

[@YuriFernandez111]

@@miaburton Thank you, i will talk with them

[@Magneskrr]

Does every single one has a little logo on the glass?

[@miaburton]

Hey there! Typically yes, it's a standout feature. If you're unsure about a particular model, it's a good idea to check Prada's official website; you can tell from the pictures whether the logo is there or not.

[@emilymdavilarivera7585]

hi! Im looking at some 20ws prs online but they dont have the PRADA on the side since its in the temple area. Does that still make them authentic?

[@miaburton]

Hi! The position of the logo may vary depending on the models and collections; it can be a good idea to compare the images with those on the official Prada website. You can also check if the glasses you are looking for are available on miaburton.com or at other authorized and reliable retailers.

[@andrewchapman5659]

no the temple logo on the Symboles is very hard to produce and all fakes fail at reproducing that temple logo.

[@terifulcher4807]

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[@ssshhhbequiet1451]

Dont buy fake shit, stop trying to look like something you cant afford

[@leeanneginton50969]

Well, some people doesn't like they do it on purpose.They just accidentally think that they're on the right Website and they're not.

[@Unknown_source44]

Nah, fuck off. I work in tech making 180k TC and still buy fakes 😂

[@lmr1049]

bro we’re literally all here because we don’t want to buy fake shit