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this is a JB QC Manf defect.. But notice its the exact same tag, just upside down..
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That is not to say that it doesn't happen and that it don't exist. Unless we both have seen every 2013 Air Jordan 1 Royal out there worldwide and seen with our own eyes all the flaws that pass through "Quality Control" at Nike. We really can't say 100% we know for sure. Still just speculation unless we know for certain.Yes.. Im a designer, its what i do..Dude its called a brand!! An a TRADEMARK or LOGO. An for that reason ITS ALWAYS THE SAME... Do you know anything about design?? How many times you went to FootLocker and seen a diff font on the door? How many times you been to Mc Donalds and seen a diff font and archs? Or WALMART how many times have you seen it written different on the side of the store??? Or Glock, How many times have you seen their guns w a diff logo? I could go on and on...Get my point. You act like people are sewing the tags by hand or something bro! Its a machine, and its 99% accurate IMO. To see a tag this different is a big red flag these days! Its not a defect.
To think that a Corp such as NIKE would have multiple variants of there logo on the same shoe is just redic IMO..
Tags can change on diff shoes in the line for sure like an OG 1 vs a New 1 the OG has the "R"s but its the same NIKE letters for sure!
1 of my royal production date is 8/20 /13Actually some don't. I have held many in my hand that are slipped out the back by known Nike reps. Also, the dates vary depending on production and from what warehouse. The dates on the 2013 Royals ALL start with a 9/. The day itself is irellevant as long as the date is correct. Anyhow, the shoes look on point.
Elaborate a lil with some solid facts as to why these are fake in your opinion?
Yeah your right. My point is the DAYS the shoes were made are irrelevant. From my experience, the ACTUAL DATE is what matters because the days are usually different and i have seen a whole lot of 2013 Royal 1's start with 9.He saying all the royal start with 9/. So thats wrong
Yeah. The production date is fine on these shoes. Now I can see if the date was 3 months ahead or, 3 months behind. But no. It is the month of September (9) on these shoes in the pics as a whole lot of 2013 Royal 1's were made on the 9th month (Sept.).dont see how production date is wrong..
obviously you are not understanding what im saying.. Ill try to explain again..That is not to say that it doesn't happen and that it don't exist. Unless we both have seen every 2013 Air Jordan 1 Royal out there worldwide and seen with our own eyes all the flaws that pass through "Quality Control" at Nike. We really can't say 100% we know for sure. Still just speculation unless we know for certain.
Bro you seem to think these counterfeiters are idiots. As I stated before, The fake game has changed..You keep talking about the fakes from years ago with dates that wrong etc. These fakes are next level.Yeah. The production date is fine on these shoes. Now I can see if the date was 3 months ahead or, 3 months behind. But no. It is the month of September (9) on these shoes in the pics as a whole lot of 2013 Royal 1's were made on the 9th month (Sept.).
ummm you ARE aware that molds change right?
this is not a production error, Its an entirely different mold. Made to look like the authentic mold.. Its very close, but has flaws.
Ninja I love you and your realm of knowledge but you are so far down that GM path there is no bringing you back man.. believe what you want and ill do the same. Lets just agree to disagree.
ummm you ARE aware that molds change right?
even early samples change from production releases...these really release pairs are just that.
ummm you ARE aware that molds change right?
this is not a production error, Its an entirely different mold. Made to look like the authentic mold.. Its very close, but has flaws.
even early samples change from production releases...these really release pairs are just that.
right? You can lead the horse to water...
lmao "early pairs" but then has a later prod. date than the release day ones