Brendan Dunne 
The unfortunate reality of fake sneakers is one that’s hung over the scene for almost as long as people have been hoarding shoes. To make matters worse, it seems that the replica releases are getting better and better as the years go on. Helping you out a little bit is this photo set out of China, which does the courtesy of putting a real deal pair of the upcoming Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Bred” next to a not-so-real one. Continue reading to check out the nuances on these real vs. fake Jordans and remember to take care whenever you’re grabbing sneakers that aren’t straight from an officially authorized Nike/Jordan Brand retailer.
Top fake, bottom legit.
Left legit, right fake.
Left fake, right legit.
Left legit, right fake.
Left legit, right fake.
Top legit, bottom fake.
Source: Hupu
