Gucci sunglasses real vs fake. How to spot counterfeit Gucci eyewear

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00:00 - Intro
00:17 - The lenses
01:09 - The temple logos
01:40 - The hinges
02:21 - The inside of the temples
Gucci began back in 1921 as a leather goods shop. Since then, it has grown to be a well-known brand that produces a variety of high quality goods. The brand has become so popular that unless you buy from a reputable store, it is difficult to tell if what you’ve bought is real or fake. There are ways to tell if your Gucci sunglasses are fake, however. To see if your sunglasses are real, check the glasses for the details, inspect the accessories, and buy from reliable sources
New Gucci sunglasses are packaged in a branded retail box. Check that the logo and font matches one used officially by Gucci. Older models may vary in colour and style.
Gucci is one of the best luxurious brands in the market. Guccio Gucci ensured that Gucci doesn't produce faulty products and Gucci has maintained its accumulating calibre ever since. Good things come in good packaging and same goes for the fine sunglasses designed by Gucci. Note that most of the Gucci sunglasses come with an envelope which has an authenticity card in it, a brown cloth and if the frame you've purchased is made of acetate, you will also receive a booklet regarding how to adjust acetate frames, all of this will be in the gold Gucci box. About all the accompaniments, the color of the items are known to vary. Look below and compare these to the packaging your Gucci sunglasses were in!
Gucci sunglasses are also known to come in a plastic bag used for protecting the glasses, it also has the manufacturer's name on it.
Gucci has made a mark for itself because of the high quality and flawless designs it provides to the customers. But unfortunately, realizing the great demand of Gucci’s products, many companies have been set up to create replicas that are usually sold at lower prices. But the catch is that they are not only NOT ‘original’ products of Gucci, but they are also of low quality. Gucci’s sunglasses are no exception, and many people who expect to buy the original glasses end up paying for replicas because they don’t know how to distinguish between them. This results in paying for something they never wanted - and that too, of low quality that is detrimental to the eyes. This is why it is imperative that you’re aware of how to spot fake Gucci sunglasses. The preceding steps will help you in this regard.
Gucci products have a 'Made in Italy' on its tag. This is another proof of their authenticity and any sunglasses that say, "Made in China" or, "Made in Taiwan" will obviously be fake.
Gucci is a brand that never compromises on quality. This includes making any spelling mistakes too. When you're buying sun glasses, make sure there are no spell errors. Replicas will usually have spelling mistakes or will have Gucci spelt differently to avoid copyright claims by the company.

[@Mewmew1-2]

I bought some sunglasses that have a serial number ending in "SA" idk if this tells they are fake or not. Does anyone know?

[@pzhivulin]

SA means Asian fit

[@jessiedamon676]

put the serial number in enay

[@sotocristald]

What is that, a page

[@jndixson]

Not true Inhave authentic Gucci glasses purchased from Macy’s and I paid extra for the solarized tint and they do not have serial numbers or name around the rim…I do have serial numbers on the inside a lower to my ear

[@VoiceOfPeopleToday]

But in the end, the serial numbers were there, weren't they ;)