- Logo inserts: Tom Ford sunglasses have metal inserts placed on the tips of the temple handle. Tom Ford must be etched into a gold metal insert. This feature will not be included in many fakes on the open market. It is too expensive and timely to reproduce, and many buyers often do not notice this detail. However, always check the tips of the snoring levers for this function; any pair that skips this function should raise an automatic red flag.
- Serial number: This detail is located on the inner handle of the temple, on the tip, on the inside of the hand and generally on the left hand. This should not be confused with the model number, color code, etc., which is applied to the inner arm of the temple in the middle of the piece. The serial number is tiny, it is not always easy to see, but it also has to be etched into the frame and not printed. If you miss your finger over the tip, you can feel the texture. The sequence will be something like this: LP3159775. This number should also match the number on any of the factory plastic cases and accessories, such as the Tom Ford box. If the serial number on the inner tip does not match the factory stickers on the plastic or box, then this is also a red flag.
- Lens logo: The Tom Ford logo will also be engraved with a lens with sunglasses, usually in the upper left corner of the left lens.
- Nose Piece logo: Most luxury designers and even a few lesser-known brands print their logo on the nose. Nose parts are small plastic parts that fix the nose when you wear glasses. They are usually dynamic, which means that there is a movement that allows them to adjust to the diameter of your nose. The logo will be printed on the front of the plastic or metal surface that is inside the plastic. The nose stamp should be the Tom Ford "TF" logo, and usually this mark is reflected in direct light, often reflecting gold.
Therefore, when buying Tom Ford, always look for trays for logos on the tips of the outer temple, a serial number on the inner tip that matches the number on the factory stickers, the emblem of the lens and the Tom Ford logo on the nose. If glasses have these functions, it does not mean that they are automatically real, but they lack one or more of these functions than the automatic red flag. Good luck and secure shopping.
