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Posted 5 years ago
Grace.diaz
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I need help to find if this scarves are real, thank you!
They both are 90 cm , and in good condition.
Both have the rolled hem, the same tag.
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https://eluxemagazine.com/fashion/how-to-spot-a-fake-hermes-scarf/
Hi Grace - welcome to CW!
The above article may be of help answering your question. In the article one of the words 'Hermes' is printed in capital letters, this does not translate well, and doesn't look quite real.
Looks Genuine, rolled, fabric good, washing instructions looks good.. i follow a hermes fb group which helps autgenticity..
Hermes can be in all capitals but, look for the copyright c in fabric..
The details usually point to either a legitimate design and fabrication, or a fake one. I see some shoddy stitching of the fabric label, there is no C or R for registered or copyright maker's brand, my skepticism is higher than my belief it is genuine Hermes.
They are still beautiful scarves, if you wonder if real silk, a trick I learned is burning a few fibers, silk burns up very quickly, acetate or polyester does not.
Looking at the care instruction label: the end of the label which is turned under, and should be hidden, is hanging out in view. I think that was a careless mistake and would point toward a fake.
Also, the hem stitches look a bit widely spaced. Compare you hem stitches to a known authentic scarf and see if there is a difference.