Spotting Fake Tom Ford Glasses

Tom Ford glasses are becoming very popular, not just with celebrities but also with many people interested in fashion. However the last thing you want is to be sold a fake when you have paid for the real item. You will see in this article how to spot the fakes and make sure you get an awesome pair of designer glasses.

Logo inserts

Tom Ford sunglasses have metal inserts placed into the tips of the temple arms. The logo will be placed in to the metal insert. This feature will not be included on many of the fakes in the open market. It is too expensive and timely to reproduce, and many buyers often overlook this detail. This is the first step in spotting a fake.

Look for the Serial Number

The next step for getting a genuine frame is by looking for a serial number. The serial number is tiny, not always easy to see, but is should also be etched into the frame, not printed. You can also feel it with your figures to feel the ridge. This number should also match the number on any of the factory plastic casings and accessories like the Tom Ford box. If the serial number on the inner tip does not match the factory stickers on the plastic or the box, then that is also a red flag.

Lens logo

The next obvious thing to look for is if the designer glasses have the official logo on the actual lens also. Most designer frames will now include the logo on the lens as standard, so look out for it.

What To Do Next

So when purchasing Tom Ford glasses, always look for the logo inserts on the outer temple arm tips, the serial number on the inner tip that matches the number on the factory stickers, the lens logo and the Tom Ford logo lens. If the glasses have these features, it does not mean that they are automatically real, however, it they are missing one or more of these features, than that is an automatic red flag. Good luck and safe shopping.

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