How to distinguish the true and false of the jersey: Through the three aspects of looking at the fabric, looking at the logo, looking at the quality of the offset printing, we will introduce the skills to distinguish the real and the false of the jersey. The following content is organized by Xiaobian for your reference. Now there are many fake jerseys on the market, all claiming to be the (best) Thai jerseys, but ordinary customers are not aware of this, so they are often deceived. Many customers asked about the (superior) Thai version of the jersey when they consulted, but they knew little or nothing about the exact meaning of the Thai version of the jersey. How to distinguish genuine and fake jerseys? (Table Tennis Sportswear) The latest 10/11 All club team real jerseys are upgraded to European size (S.M.L.XL) If you buy a sub-size (L.XL.XXL.XXXL), it must be a fake authentic jersey (Thai version) . The so-called Thai version of the jersey was first known because it was from Thailand. In the early years, because many internationally renowned jerseys were produced in factories in Thailand, many OEM factories stole the jersey layout in private, and then completely copied them according to the genuine fabrics and styles. Compared with the real ones, they were almost fake. Hence the name of the Thai version of the jersey. Later, domestic manufacturers saw the business opportunities and began to imitate them, and collectively referred to this high-simulation jersey as the Thai version of the jersey. Therefore, the Thai version of the jerseys we are now talking about are actually domestic production, not from Thailand. Therefore, if you want to give an accurate definition of the Thai version of the jersey, it is: from the fabric to the workmanship, details, tags, etc., it is completely imitated by the genuine jersey. However, in recent years, due to the rampant Thai version of jerseys, in 2009, Adidas imposed strict requirements on manufacturers. The Thai version of the jerseys on the market are basically domestically produced copycat jerseys. In the end how to distinguish the real and fake jerseys? Please keep the following points in mind and you will be able to tell the difference between the real and the fake. Looking at the quality of offset printing, the sponsor logos on the chest of many club jerseys are offset printing. The offset printing of genuine jerseys is made of imported materials. The glue is thick and cannot be washed off by machine. If it is washed in the washing machine, it is easy to fall off or crack, which seriously affects the appearance of the clothes. Look at the logo, the real authentic jersey, brand logo, fabric logo, collar label (the logo inside the collar), tag, washing label (that is, the washing and ingredient instructions on the left side of the clothes at a height of 10CM from the foot of the shirt. The washing label of the trousers Inside the waistband.) Complete. All the logos are almost identical to the genuine ones, the embroidery of the brand logo is exquisite, the offset printing of the collar label is clear and beautiful, the tag production is exquisite and complete, the material of the washed label is smooth and silky, the printing is clear, and the edges are flat. For poor quality or that kind of high-quality Thai version, the brand logo is often made rough, the printing material of the collar label is thin and vaguely printed, and the tag is simply missing pages or even no tag, especially the washed label. Many jerseys that claim to be genuine have no washing label. Looking at the fabric, the biggest difference between a genuine jersey and an ordinary jersey is the fabric. Genuine jerseys are real DRI-FIT moisture-wicking and quick-drying fabric. The biggest feature is that the fabric is delicate and soft, feels comfortable, and has good moisture absorption properties.