How To Spot Fake Oakleys

Foakley, Fakley, Fokley, whatever you want to call them, they are not the real deal. Fake Oakleys fill the black markets, from shops in metro stations in Shanghai, to street stalls in Mazatlán, to car trunks on Canal Street-they’re all over the world. Chances are, when you’re buying off the street or can bargain on the price, you know what you’re getting into. But what if you’re after the genuine article?
Some of these counterfeits are good and only getting better, and they’re all over the internet. Before you drop your hard-earned money on a new pair of Oakleys or on replacement lenses that you're expecting to fit into your "Oakleys," here are some signs to be on the lookout for.
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[@Dagrizz28]

Ok that didn’t help at all, thanks ..

[@jojojaykay]

I think you guys should have included a few back of head shots too lmao. anyway: do you guys intend on producing lenses for the field jackets?

[@revantoptics]

Thanks for the feedback! Those aren't in the works just yet, but you are welcome to suggest those using this link: www.revantoptics.com/recommend-a-new-frame If we do start making lenses for that frame we will send you a message to let you know!

[@eatcommies1375]

Thanks for the tips, i just ordered new Oakley Holbrook ti , what would You recommend to check on the ti frames to insure they’re authentic? Thx!

[@revantoptics]

Hi there! We'd recommend looking specifically at the brand symbol and the markings on the inner temple and bridge of the frames. You should be able to spot the accurate naming or SKU number on the temple and sizing information over the bridge. Those are really key things that contribute to an authentic pair.

[@eatcommies1375]

@@revantoptics Thank You!

[@oaxacanboi9318]

What are the fire lenses with the ferrari logo on one side called? It was a gift.

[@dynamicsinesdynamicsines1161]

if they dont have made in aMERICA on them does this mean they're fake? Mine where off amazon here in europe, they look and seem extremly real as i have had versions with made in amwerica on them, the prizm is etched in really good. help me know

[@raeldeg]

Question sir, how about they claim OEM oakley, i try to compare to the original it really looks the same, how can you spot the fake?

[@jamesambrocio]

So I need to snap my glasses to know of it's real?🤔

[@jenniferdunlap6126]

Buhahaha

[@GiantsJets718]

I literally Lol'd at this

[@devinschools25]

I have a pair of glasses which are hard for me to sell because they are 100% authentic (I got them from an Oakley vault store some years ago) but they do not have a serial number anywhere on them (I think because they are customs) … hurts my pride a little that Facebook marketplace people think they are fake because I will never wear knockoff anything lol

[@allynunya5317]

The fourth generation Juliet’s have no serial number. Why? I have no idea but it was a stupid thing to do because of the reason you just stated. First generation, second generation and third generation all have serial numbers. Fourth generation has nothing and the fifth generation and beyond to the end, when they stopped making the Juliet’s in 2012, all have a SKU number on them. They started and went up from 04-110 then 55 then an Oakley O and then 21. Those sku numbers stopped in 2012 when Oakley went out with a bang when they put out the Infinite Hero Plasma Violet Iridium Juliet’s. The sku # on them was 24-308. If it wasnt on the inside of the left arm of the sunglasses then it is on the box.

[@MegaXtc11]

Please make polarized glasses for Wind Jacket 2.0, Oakley doesn't offer polarized on this model

[@revantoptics]

We're always looking to expand our selection. Send any recommendations to this page here and it will ensure our product team sees this! www.revantoptics.com/pages/recommend-a-new-frame

[@MegaXtc11]

@@revantoptics I've already did that some times but still that lens is not available from you guys

[@revantoptics]

@@MegaXtc11 We're always adding to our collection (50+ frames launched today) and more will be added in the future! If any frame gets added that you've requested on the list, we'll email you the day they release. Stay tuned!

[@jojojaykay]

lol at the shot at 5:00

[@revantoptics]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@Impr3siv8]

Very Vage Video for a professional .

[@yute-hube779]

Fakes of the cycling ones just slip down your face if you move your head at all, I'm sure the real ones don't do that, right?

[@coqui1550]

It really depends on the size of the bridge of your nose.

[@utkanhakan]

can barely hear you man

[@Cptblogh]

0:50 who's he talking to

[@John-th8td]

Plastic is Plastic. I would rather pay 10$ for real plastic vs 150$ for real plastic.

[@pacofortz9440]

Buy in the malls to assure its legit

[@Jay_r56]

Holly sh*t I just found real okleys at a thrift store my mom works at and got FREE OKLEYS

[@revantoptics]

Congrats on finding a great deal!

[@CHS_BLue]

Damn imagine getting free stuff at a thrift store youd have the swaggest outfits

[@neilhoogendoorn8045]

This didn't happen to be in Sioux falls by chance? I handed my glasses to my kid who then set them down then they were gone. Only pair I lost in like 15 years.