David Valderas
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I bought these shirt in an official lacoste store in israel, the shirt looks very fake to me even though i bought in the store, what do you say? fake or real
QUOTE] That's rather suspicious. Bought in Israel, but the price tag appears to be in Dollars '$'. Israel's currency is the Shekel '₪'. Do you know if the 'Official Lacoste Store' itself was kosher?(pardon the pun). That could have been a fake.
Um. Kinda confused. Why would you pay retail price (even a sale price) for something in a brand's retail store if you suspect its fake? You bought it at a Lacoste store. Why would they sell fake versions of their own stuff? (Maybe Israeli stores are like those fake Apple boutiques in China)
A store make look official and convincing, just like those fake Apple stores in Kunming, China. In fact those where so good, that even the staff thought they where actually working for Apple. Real or fake? Thing is, I don't know much about Israel. Is it the sort of place where one is likely to find fake stores and counterfeit products everywhere? Is copyright infringement and intellectual property theft rampant? Like it is in China. Say I bought a Lacoste shirt from a Lacoste boutique in London, UK, I know damn well it's going to be the real-mccoy. But if I bought one here in Xilinhot, Inner Mongolia, China, forgone conclusion it's going to be a knock-off, no matter how convincing the store may look.I Own a couple of lacoste polos, and i bought them in a retail store, the weird thing is that the last shirts i bought like the one with the pictures above is completely different from the others i have( black tag, black devenlay tag and the crocodile logo is weird), the thing is if the so called genuine store doesn't know they are selling fakes cause they don't know or for whatever other reason i want to take legal action on it, i bought in the duty free inside the airport in israel so that's why the price tag in in american dollars!!, and yes i know it's a locoste store but that doesn't mean that they are selling fakes or genuine products, that's why everyone is in shock cause i bought in a lacoste official store!!
Depends on the laws of the country. If they're anything like China.... good luck!so please guys i need some help here so this way i can take legal actions on the owners who distribute lacoste on that store, judging by the pictures and compare to other lacoste shirts this one looks fake!! thanks for your help
I still don't get why you bought it if you were suspicious... I mean, you had the opportunity to touch it, inspect it, try it on, etc. Even to ask the staff at the store!
Anyway, I don't think that's a fake polo. I don't own any Lacoste stuff, but my father does. And one of the polos he owns, has the same weird-colored logo. He bought it at an official Lacoste store.
EDIT: The blue one you posted really looks different than the other blue, and looks sort of fake.