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spotting a fake coach voyager 52 duffle bag

I recently had the opportunity to spot a fake Coach Voyager 52 Duffle Bag.​ What a wild experience! I had heard about these bags and knew they were quite popular, so when I had the chance to examine one first-hand I was very excited.​ It felt like an adventure right from the start.​

I must admit, while I’m no expert on replica bags, my first impression of it was a little suspicious.​ The bag screamed fake to me.​ It was so shiny and looked too nice compared to the genuine ones.​ The print and color were a little too bold, making me think that it was a fraud.​

Plus, whenever I touched the bag, it felt plasticky and not at all like the genuine item.​ It seemed misshapen and not well-made like a real Coach Voyager.​ All these factors pointed towards it being a rip-off.​

The hardware of the bag was also a major giveaway.​ It was obvious that the zippers were cheaply made without any kind of workmanship, unlike that of real bags.​ Additionally, the inner label had such small lettering, which was a major red flag.​

Further to this, the dust bag was very pale in color compared to the other one, and the stitching was sloppy and uneven.​ This was enough for me to know that I had spotted a fake one.​

To top it off, when I flipped the bag around, there was a big ‘Made in China’ label on the back.​ This was the final nail on the coffin.​ The fact that the bag was being manufactured in China was further proof that it was a forgery.​

Now I know to be extra vigilant when trying to spot a fake Coach Voyager 52 Duffle Bag.​ I had never seen this kind of fake before, so I’m glad that I got the opportunity to spot one and learn from it.​

This experience made me more conscious of the signs to look out for when trying to spot a fake.​ I learnt that the craftsmanship and details should always be of high quality, and the hardware should be well-made and robust.​ The zippers should operate smoothly and the dust bag has to be of good quality.​

Additionally, the color and print have to match and be of the right hue.​ Any sign of poor craftsmanship is a red flag, as it were.​ I also learnt that if the bag has a ‘Made in China’ stamped on it, it could be a fake one.​

I’m sure this experience in spotting a fake Coach Voyager 52 Duffle Bag was a useful lesson for all of us.​ Now I’m more aware of what to look out for and I can definitely understand if someone gets fooled.​ You just have to be extra careful when it comes to buying these bags.​