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How to Spot Fake Air Jordan 1 Low Travis Scott Canary Elkins in 2024
Step into the stylish and bold world of the Jordan 1 Retro Low OG SP Travis Scott Canary (Women's), a sneaker that infuses a classic silhouette with a fresh and vibrant twist. Drenched in Canary, Racer Blue, and Light Silver hues, this edition pays homage to Travis Scott's alma mater, Elkins High School. The design features the iconic reversed Swoosh, a signature of Travis Scott’s transformative impact on the Jordan 1 and sneaker culture.
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Box Label
At first glance, the sticker labels for the Travis Scott Canary/Elkins sneakers may appear identical. However, a closer examination of the font reveals the differences between the real and fake labels. The authentic box label features a bolder print, while the replica label's print is thinner. Additionally, the color of the Nike print differs: the authentic box displays a slightly lighter shade, whereas the UA pair has a darker Nike print.
Tongue Label
Examining the tongue label, we immediately notice discrepancies in the placement of the Cactus Jack label. The authentic pair has minimal space above the label, whereas the replicated pair shows a significant amount of spacing above it, indicating an error in the replica's design. Take note of how the piping also looks thicker for real pairs.
Size Label
Though the details printed look the same, you can already discern how the fonts for the fake pair look thinner, obviously, the genuine pair made the prints bolder
Footbed
Upon inspecting the footbed stitching, we find that the pattern on the replicas is inconsistent and loosely finished compared to the retail pairs. Additionally, the punched holes on the authentic pairs are neatly executed, whereas the replicas display a less precise and messier finish.
Wing Logo
Flipping the sneaker to check the rear section, take a good look at that wing logo, and see how the placement is centered and aligned, the fake pair however got more space beneath that wing logo embroidery.
Checking the font, the authentic pair has a more defined finish in terms of font embroidery, unlike the replicated pairs embroidery letters RDA in particular looks messy.
Side Panel
Pay attention to the toe guard shape, the retail pair is somewhat thicker and round, while the UA pairs tried copying the old mold of the Travis Scott dark mocha. The swooshes are also different in color, real pairs look darker plus the mid-foot curved area looks smaller for fakes.
Overall, the color tone for the authentic pair looks less vibrant when compared to replicas.
Cactus Jack
Checking the inner panel with Cactus Prints, the UA pair again failed to copy the red tone, notice how the genuine pair text is darker while replicas have that vibrant hue.
The swoosh tail also looks off, if we take a look at the real pairs swoosh tail is thicker, while the fake pair is thinner or less exposed.
Extra Laces
Adding these extra laces for your reference. Real pair extra laces come in a box and not that old plastic bag.
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Note: Not all replicas are the same and we limit our comparison based on the data posted.
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