ukca is added as a consequence of Brexit. The UKCA marking is the product marking used for products being placed on the market in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales). The UKCA marking applies to most products for which the CE marking could be used. It also applies to aerosol products that previously required the reversed epsilon marking.
Look closely in the lenses or in the temples for the code. It is not necessarily present before the CE. If the code is missing at all, then we can say it's fake
@@VoiceOfPeopleToday I have searched everywhere on the glasses for the 10-digit code and it is not there, it only says the 7-digit code that informs the model of the glasses, which then confirms that it is false. Thank you for your video, it has been very helpful.
Those are some very bad reps you are showing. Put it up against some $50+ reps and you couldn't tell the difference what so ever. Anybody buying the real ones is throwing money away, when high quality reps look the same in everyway. They aren't cheaply made like the one you are showing.
Even the best replicas cannot copy all the details (like the material surface shine and serial numbers). Not to speak about the lens quality which directly affects one health and vision
@@VoiceOfPeopleToday I can tell you never came across high quality reps before. They are 1:1 reps, not the cheap stuff you compared. They use the same materials UV400 lens, Acetate etc. You get what you pay for when it comes to reps. PS: it comes down to QC and TD.
What if mine does not have cat number? Otherwise everything is same, model is GG0057SK 002.
Does it have the serial number incorporated in the temple?
I have de 10 digit number but the “made in italy” are wasted
If the logos , hinges and the 10 digit number are seamless, then most probably you've got originals
@@VoiceOfPeopleToday thanks!
What does it mean if mine have ukca after the ce ?
ukca is added as a consequence of Brexit.
The UKCA marking is the product marking used for products being placed on the market in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales). The UKCA marking applies to most products for which the CE marking could be used. It also applies to aerosol products that previously required the reversed epsilon marking.
Excuse me, mine have all the thing that you say but dont have any codig of ten digit before CE, then is not real???
Look closely in the lenses or in the temples for the code. It is not necessarily present before the CE. If the code is missing at all, then we can say it's fake
@@VoiceOfPeopleToday I have searched everywhere on the glasses for the 10-digit code and it is not there, it only says the 7-digit code that informs the model of the glasses, which then confirms that it is false. Thank you for your video, it has been very helpful.
Case made in China but Gucci frames are made in either Italy or Japan. Not CHINA!!! &
Cases (like several other brand cases) are made in China.
Those are some very bad reps you are showing. Put it up against some $50+ reps and you couldn't tell the difference what so ever. Anybody buying the real ones is throwing money away, when high quality reps look the same in everyway. They aren't cheaply made like the one you are showing.
Even the best replicas cannot copy all the details (like the material surface shine and serial numbers). Not to speak about the lens quality which directly affects one health and vision
@@VoiceOfPeopleToday I can tell you never came across high quality reps before. They are 1:1 reps, not the cheap stuff you compared. They use the same materials UV400 lens, Acetate etc. You get what you pay for when it comes to reps. PS: it comes down to QC and TD.