Silhouette eyeglasses real vs fake review. How to spot counterfeit Silhouette sunnies and spectacles

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00:00 - Intro
00:21 - The lense logos
01:03 - The lense engravings
01:58 - The temples
02:40 - The brand logo
03:33 - The titan writings
03:58 - The model numbers
05:26 - The nose pads
Silhouette International Schmied AG was founded in 1964 by Anneliese and Arnold Schmied. Since 2018, Arnold Schmied, Jr. heads the company alongside Dr. Andreas Meier and Dr. Windischbauer. The company has 1,600 employees and 13 international distribution companies. Exports account for 95% of its production. Silhouette eyewear is available in over 100 countries. In 2017, around 5.5 million pairs of glasses were sold worldwide (including 2 million in Europe alone) under the company’s brands, Silhouette, adidas Sport eyewear and neubau eyewear. The company reported €170 million in revenue.
Silhouette is known for its “Titan Minimal Art” eyewear. Since 2017, the company is full-service provider of lenses and frames. Since 1993, Silhouette International has been producing sports eyewear under the licensed brand adidas Sport eyewear. In 2016, the neubau eyewear brand is launched, with urban lifestyle and sustainability as its core elements.
Consider the overall quality of the glasses. The sunglasses and the packaging should be of high quality. If the sunglasses are flimsy or lightweight, they may be fake. New authentic sunglasses usually come in nice packaging with tags and casing included. Fake sunglasses may be sold with low quality packaging or with only a slip cover.
Checking the quality of the glasses is particularly important if you are buying previously owned glasses which may not come in their original packaging.
Most quality brands usually etch their company name or brand initials in the lenses. Try scratching these off with your fingernails. If it easily comes off, it's fake. It there's no logo at all, it's also a fake. Beware of branded stickers, tags or even logos drawn on with a brush. If you've already purchased sunnies from a particular brand, you should know what to look for.
Real designer sunglasses should open and close effortlessly. In other words, not too tight or floppy. The hinges should be solid, and have quality moulding.

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