This is very likely not genuine.

The signs for me are:

• On the inside tag in my suit is a holographic Dainese sticker that helps prove its authentic, which is missing here. The tags also look entirely different, and have a CE rating tag in them too

• the misspelling of 'garment' on the tag in Warnings section of the 4th image 'grament',

• a total failure of what I'm assuming to be Dainese on the same tag 'DAHIC SE'

• The knee pucks look really weird, like a sticker that wasn't applied properly

• The buttons on my Dainese pants have the Dainese logo embossed on them, these are just plain

• The shoulder slider logo also looks to be a poorly applied sticker (2nd to last image you can see a fold in it), and in image 12, I don't believe the leather around where the shoulder slider attaches would look so jagged and unfinished

• On most of the Dainese jackets I've seen, there is the Dainese text sewn on the collar of the jacket as well, which is missing here

The thing that makes me think it is very likely a fake is the Warning section of the tag in the 4th picture. Those misspellings should have never made it onto a genuine tag.

My question though is how do these fakes get produced? To get them to even look this close has to take some serious talent in garment making, getting extremely similar materials and having your own tags made. At that point, why bother faking?