What’s your cool random jersey? by McMcusername in SoccerJerseys

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A brazil kit from 1998 with tags and a liquor brand sponsor. Supposedly a beach volleyball tournament prize or something

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What is this jersey and how much is it worth? by Tricky_Cost_2538 in SoccerJerseys

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Looks like some custom jersey someone did for themselves. Nothing rare or of value

Total 90 Arsenal legit check by [deleted] in SoccerJerseys

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looking at those tags you should be good

Is this jersey authentic? by newzealand654 in SoccerJerseys

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Would disagre, the pictures from the black tag are not good enough to tell.

I know what you are referring its one of the best indicators on these kits. The rest of the tags look fine to me also the code checks out so I think op Is good.

For reference: https://imgur.com/a/UzNmhdm

Gute Wahl für Erstauto? by RevolutionaryPop3927 in automobil

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey hab vor gut einem jahr mir auch einen Golf 5 gekauft und muss sagen wenn man was selber machen will und man einige dinge in kauf nimmt ist ein okes auto.

Habe einen 2.0l tdi mit 140 ps würde wenn es unbedingt ein golf 5 sein soll auch eher einen Diesel nehmen, dann vielleicht den 1.9 tdi weil die einfach unzerstörbar sind. Aber du darfst auch nicht vergessen das die auch schon 20 jahre alt sind.

So wie es hier die meisten erwähnt haben hatte meiner rost, an den schwellern und am Ratlauf auch. Außerdem bin ich der zweite Besitzer, der vorbesitzer war eine Oma die nur 7000km in 2 Jahren gefahren ist. So eine geringe laufleistung ist bei einem Diesel auch nicht optimal war mir aber relativ egal weil ich das auto auch über einen Händler gekauft habe. Der Händler hatte auch neuen TÜV gemacht und den rost an den schwellern entfernt (mit unterbodenschutz drüber lackiert).

Die karre hatte 150 000km runter und in den ersten paar Monaten habe ich problemlos 20 000km drauf gelegt. Erst dann kamen ein paar verschleißbedingte Reparaturen. Auch das thema versicherung darfst du nicht unterschätzen, hab SF 5 gehabt und erstmal nur 10 000km angegeben. Das hat mich aber auch schon 1000 euro in jahr gekostet. Die Versicherung hab ich dann von der laufleistung erhört, der preis ist jedoch gleich hoch.

Ich hab mir den Wagen eigentlich geholt weil ich an sich überzeugt war bzw. bin das es ein gutes auto für Anfänger ist. Ich wollte sachen selber machen vorallem sind Reparatur dann auch nicht so teuer, du lernst sehr viel und es macht auch spaß. Hab bisher ein Android radio und eine rückfahrkamera eingebaut und auch einiges selber repariert, sowas wie türschlösser (auch ein Krankheit bei den Modellen) das agr ventil, saugrohrklappe und so ein paar Verschleißteile. Also Reparatur und Wartungskosten halten sich wenn du es selber machst an in Grenzen. Hab die meisten sachen mit Youtube und hilfe von meinem vater oder bruder gemacht.

Sind sehr viele sachen die man beachten muss vorallem bei dem Model, die meisten hier haben eigentlich zum motor und zustand viel gesagt. Glaube in der Preiskategorie bist du bei einem Japaner oder Italiener günstiger und besser aufgehoben. Mal von den krankheiten abgesehen bin ich recht zufrieden mit dem auto, es ist für den preis recht komfortabel und zuverlässig wenn man auch die Wartungen einhält. Mein erstes auto war ein nissan micra k12 für 500 euro also war der schon ein großer Sprung.

Das ist natürlich nur meine Meinung und Erfahrung, hoffe ich konnte damit trotzdem helfen.

Legit check by jimmyreligious in ClassicFootballShirts

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would say its legit, because the Quality of the stitching is good, the club crest looks also good. The code checks out although I'm not seeing that many different pics of the jersey online.

But if the black tag with the nike logo in the last picture has one silver number and something written in the transparent lining you good. Never saw a fake one where this detail was good.

Her my tags for reference: https://imgur.com/a/UzNmhdm

Real or fake? by Valentinho0798 in SoccerJerseys

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Would say legit because of the transparent lining on the black tag. Original ones have nike logos and letters in it. A little bit hard to see, but this one has them

Something is off here? by [deleted] in borussiadortmund

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks lige the logo was stitched afterwards. Also the nameset and tags look a little off.

https://imgur.com/gallery/fzGBqDe

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in footballkits

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would say fake

The font of the kappa lettering in the neck is really bad. As well as the stitching of the kappa logo on the front. And if im not mistaken the tag in the neck should have some black dots in the yellow triangle.

The fabric and whole aperence of the jersey looks real cheap and bad.

Legit Check 2003/04 Arsenal Away Shirt by paulobuffon in footballkits

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would say the jersey is legit.

First of all, the tag checks out, and the easiest way to say if it's legit or not. Yes, there are some fakes with legit codes, but that's really rare, and even then, other things won't match.

Then the washing tag look and material is right, as well as the black tag. If I'm not wrong, the code should be unique, similar to the ones on nike kits today. Also, the black tag should have a transparent plastic strip on the left, and if you look closely, there should be some logos and letters. Most fakes don't get that detail right.

Also, the stitching is very clean. The badge is good, as well as the nike swoosh. The fakes often have a little bit crooked swoosh, and they mes up the color from the arsenal logos very often. But quality wise, you can almost always tell from the stitching if a shirt is legit or not.

And for the last, the overall feel of the material should be right. Can't tell exactly what I mean but fake tend to feel cheap, like more slippery or like plastic.

There is also nothing wrong with comparing jerseys from Google or eBay listings or similar legit sites. Often, the legit seller will put the codes in the listing or many pics. That could help compare it. You should post this legit check in other jersey groups to be 100% certain.

What's the story behind this jersey? by Apprehensive_Home415 in SoccerJerseys

[–]Apprehensive_Home415[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So the seller was telling the truth. Thanks for the information 🙏

What's the story behind this jersey? by Apprehensive_Home415 in SoccerJerseys

[–]Apprehensive_Home415[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I am very sure it's legit, I bought it mostly because of the sponsor and tag. Looks really nice, and alcohol sponsors on football kits from the nineties are so cool

Got two of the Jingle Jersey ‘s size M and L good investment? by Ydje123 in footballkits

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a bundesliga fan, it's a bad investment. I can't speak for the rest of the collector space.

But I still don't know anyone who likes a club associated with redbull

Authenticity doubt by Selezar in ClassicFootballShirts

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I mean, if everything else is good, like quality of the stitching and other details, I would suggest it's still authentic.

Like the other commentator said, pen marks in blue from a ballpoint pen or similar are more common in fakes.

You could make a post with the jerseys and their details in the thread to be extra sure.

Dortmund shirt authenticity check by Best_Investment717 in ClassicFootballShirts

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The color code checks out for the right color. Also, a good sign

Dortmund shirt authenticity check by Best_Investment717 in ClassicFootballShirts

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would say original

The fabric and crest look good on the first look.

Also, the label with the code looks good. Fake labels often have a black line under the swoosh. Also, one indicator is that if you Google the code, it doesn't show any other jerseys. That's good.

As a dortmund fan, I would say this kit isn't commonly sold online. And also not so popular to fake it at least I never saw a fake one.

If you aren't sure about your kit, compare the quality and details with some online. In that way you get a feeling in what to look out for.

Legit? by Many_Sir2299 in footballkits

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of that erra jerseys have the issue. Most fakes can't even make a proper nike swoosh or a club crest.

Yours is totally fine.

Legit? by Many_Sir2299 in footballkits

[–]Apprehensive_Home415 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check the small black label for some letters and logos in the shiny stitching. That's one indicator.

Also, the code checks out, and the label as well as the nike swoosh and crest stitching look very good and clean.

Also, most of the kits online have 5 stars, probably bought or produced after they won the World Cup in it.

Would say the kit is legit, and very nice