1, look at the fabric, the fabric of Playboy shirt is often not cotton fabric, but spandex (some are called spandex), spandex is a new type of fiber, and the price is very high. The higher the spandex content in the fabric, the more expensive the fabric.
2, look at the details of the design, Playboy shirts are generally simple in style, with only a small amount of embroidery, but embroidery is usually very delicate, and the color bar direction and pattern arrangement will be arranged in advance. At the shoulders, cuffs and waist joints of clothes, the stripes of the same color on the left and right are just right and in the same direction in prison; If there is a print, it won't come off. Models are usually very good. Ordinary-looking clothes will look good on your upper body. There are also buttons and zippers of clothes, which are usually marked with LOGO. In order to prevent counterfeiting, they are usually inlaid or carved. You can scratch the LOGO of the button with a hard object. If the word is crossed, it is likely to be "pirated". In addition, according to the style and age of playboy clothes, the LOGOs on different clothes are different. If all logo cards are the same, be careful.
3, look at the trademark, the trademark manufacturer of the regular playboy, the codes of various models, and the quality of the trademark is better, but also the tag, the clothing barcode (with stickers on both sides, not simply printed with cloth) and the model. In addition, in a shopping mall, I saw a fake playboy dress. Its trademark rabbit head has two ears standing upright, while the genuine rabbit ears are a little down on the left. Its logo is playboy. Also, looking at trademarks is the most intuitive way to identify. First of all, most people who haven't washed their labels have problems. Secondly, the genuine washing label of clothes is sewn in the gap of clothes, and it is sewn together with clothes, while the reverse version is to sew clothes up and put them outside the seam, at least 95% of which, of course, does not rule out accidents.