How to Spot a Fake Coogi

How to Spot a Fake Coogi
Published: Dec 8, 2010
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
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Coogi is a popular clothing brand, known for its fashionable and vibrant colors. The company specializes in various fashions for women, men and children. Coogi brand produces a wide range of urban T-shirts, knitwear, jeans and jackets in addition to other accessories. Knowing how to spot a fake Coogi product can save you from paying for a product that is not genuine.

Inspect the Coogi product for signs of discoloration or fading, especially when it comes to jeans. An item with a dirty or unclean look is not likely a real Coogi.

Feel the fabric. Authentic Coogi fabrics are typically smooth in texture, while fake Coogi jeans are generally coarser.

Look for Coogi logos on certain areas of the clothing such as on the buttons, pockets and waistband. If you have a genuine Coogi, you can compare the logos to the one that you are about to purchase to help detect inconsistency.

Check for price tags when purchasing Coogi products. Genuine Coogi products should always have Coogi price tags attached to them.

Look for inconsistency in stitches and design. Some genuine Coogi designs might have a "C" designed on buttons. The "C" on the authentic Coogi has a slightly crooked look instead of that of a regular "C."

Jennifer Patterson

Jennifer Patterson started her writing career as a freelance writer in 2008, contributing how-to articles and other pieces to various websites. She is an expert in the field of computers and health care and attended Miami-Dade community…

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