Fake True Religion Jeans ;/

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#16
Did you have them authenticated? You could try the wardrobe section (I believe Nexisfan could help you) or Google sites that authenticate jeans. I would be darn sure they're fake before going after the seller. My guess is that they're a real, straight-to-discount pair.
 
#18
hey - I saw the pics and they don't look fake to me - those are the Crystal Pockets, and they pretty much mass produced them, and they ended up marked down @ the Rack for $99 in surplus last year and even currently. I could be wrong, but I'm more inclined to say you're mistaken, and they are real. - I would love to see more photos and I can tell you myself. I've been selling authentic designer denim for 10 years. True Religion is definitely my #1 :)

Also - that wash is called Rinse. It's a stiffer denim, and it's a very solid and strange color imo. I notice the majority of Trues at The Rack are all in that wash, because it's not highly desired. It's cheap-feeling. You might get the idea they're fake from that as well.
 
#20
^Actually, a lot of designer brands are now making "straight-to-discount" pairs. These pairs never get sold at full-retail markets; they're specifically made for places such as TJ Maxx, Marshall's, the Rack, etc. They feel cheaper because they are cheaper.
 
#21
I have two pairs of Mistys and a pair of Julies tossed over my desk chair, and none say Row on the tag (i.e., just Section and Seat). I purchased all three myself from either ShopBop or Bloomingdales, so I have no reason to doubt their authenticity. They're all relatively new (purchased within last 6 months), so maybe True Religion moved away from including Row on the tag recently?
 
#22
IBleedOrange said:
^Actually, a lot of designer brands are now making "straight-to-discount" pairs. These pairs never get sold at full-retail markets; they're specifically made for places such as TJ Maxx, Marshall's, the Rack, etc. They feel cheaper because they are cheaper.
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Very interesting! I always wondered why they were all so crappy. I just figured they didn't sell, and got sent to the Rack. I hate those! Especially the wash Rinse. Ick.
 
#23
IBleedOrange said:
^Actually, a lot of designer brands are now making "straight-to-discount" pairs. These pairs never get sold at full-retail markets; they're specifically made for places such as TJ Maxx, Marshall's, the Rack, etc. They feel cheaper because they are cheaper.
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Interesting. I always wonder how TJ Maxx got TR jeans. Guess its like Coach, theres retail than the Made for factory items. Good to know~
 
#28
AndagainSalvage said:
hey - I saw the pics and they don't look fake to me - those are the Crystal Pockets, and they pretty much mass produced them, and they ended up marked down @ the Rack for $99 in surplus last year and even currently. I could be wrong, but I'm more inclined to say you're mistaken, and they are real. - I would love to see more photos and I can tell you myself. I've been selling authentic designer denim for 10 years. True Religion is definitely my #1 :)

Also - that wash is called Rinse. It's a stiffer denim, and it's a very solid and strange color imo. I notice the majority of Trues at The Rack are all in that wash, because it's not highly desired. It's cheap-feeling. You might get the idea they're fake from that as well.
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Yep, I agree. They actually don't look fake to me. You should get them authenticated either here or through Authentic Forum:
http://www.authenticforum.com/true-religion-jeans/
 
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