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Louis Vuitton belts - Men Louis Vuitton belts - Women Belt models and styles Louis Vuitton Graphite belts Louis Vuitton Reversible belts LV Takashi Murakami belts LV Monogramouflage LV Damier Azur belts LV Monogram belts Monogram Patterns - Bags Louis Vuitton Monogram Cruise Louis Vuitton Monogram Damier Monogram Damier Leather Monogram Denim Monogram Denim Patchwork Monogram Graffiti Monogram Groom Monogram Leather Monogram Mini Lin Monogram Miroir - Mirror Monogram Multicolor Monogram Multicolore Monogram Roses Monogram Rubis Monogram Shearling Monogram Suede Monogram Vernis Monogram Watercolor Patent leather Monogram Patent Leather Suhali leather Louis Vuitton Suhali Leather Steven sprouse Steven Sprouse Collection Travel bags Louis Vuitton Travel Bags Mens Louis Vuitton Mens Bags This guide continues from where we left off (in part II) from the stock photo trick, and drill further into a few more 
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Louis Vuitton Tutorial Sections: Louis Vuitton Monogram Pattern Louis Vuitton Font-Date Code Louis Vuitton Hardware Speedy 30 Stats L.V. Wallet Lotus (LV) font test Louis Vuitton Accessory Guides: Louis Vuitton Belts Louis Vuitton Sunglasses Image of fake Louis Vuitton from Part II: 
[I]: The error detail in this image is the sliced Louis Vuitton logo at the tip of the belt. (This detail was initially hidden by the seller by using a window photo without the sliced logo [part II]). Any evidence of this detail will always be a guarantee that the belt is not authentic. More issues: 
[B] → (II.): This illustrates an incorrect
buckle color (gold) detail. Louis Vuitton does not manufacture this model belt with a gold buckle.
Some quick buckle/belt color mappings:
Authenic LV belt inspection: 
† Yellow circle indicates the correct (non-sliced) LV belt tip. Also note that the the tip angles back at the top and bottom corners, (the fake missed this detail also). [1]: Point (1) illustrates that (before we get to the belt's corner angles), there are four dark gray, horizontal pattern lines stacked up (against the left edge). [We are using the outer lines for markers in this guide]. Also, note there are four stitches within this dark gray edge area, (these corner details correspond with the corner details in point 3, thus the corners are symmetric). [2]: We see here that the width of the (light gray) cut Damier pattern box is five lines wide, (the "pattern lines" look like little stitch lines). The edge of the belt is cut where the fifth vertical pattern line would be, (using the outer lines as markers). [3]: As noted above, corner (3) is symmetric with corner point (1): Four stitch lines, and four (dark gray) pattern lines high, (until the edge breaks at an angle to the right). [4]: This demonstrates that the LV buckle is placed in the second full square from the left edge, (light gray box is marked at the edges with the brown lines), and the Point of Intersect between the L and the V (belt buckle) appears to be centered within this light gray Damier square, (indicated by the green line). It is also important to note that the Louis Vuitton logo should not be covered up by this buckle, (the square the buckle sits in should not have an LV logo). †† Try testing these four points against the fake belt in image B (top of guide). Also note how these subtle details reveal how bad many of these fake belts are. And further, detailed information on some of these subtle details is important in the fight against the Louis Vuitton SuperFakes. Louis Vuitton Belts Louis Vuitton belts - Men Louis Vuitton belts - Women Belt models and styles Louis Vuitton Graphite belts Louis Vuitton Reversible belts LV Takashi Murakami belts LV Monogramouflage LV Damier Azur belts LV Monogram belts Louis Vuitton Tutorial Sections: Louis Vuitton Monogram Pattern Louis Vuitton Font-Date Code Louis Vuitton Hardware Speedy 30 Stats L.V. Wallet Lotus (LV) font test Louis Vuitton Accessory Guides: Louis Vuitton Belts |