Tuesday, October 19, 2010

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Did you know that only five Hermes Birkin handbags are produced each week? Yes, and were you aware that it takes anywhere from 18 to 25 hours just to create one of these magnificent bags?

The waiting lists for these $7,100 bags are tremendously long and thus, it is no wonder they are so frequently the subject of the purse counterfeiter. This article will explore the fake Hermes and

how to spot it.

Of course, if you are unable to afford a real, genuine Hermes, it may make little difference as you would probably not be on the lookout for the fake bag. Nevertheless, this information will show you

how to spot a fake Hermes (which should not be too difficult as most of them on the open market are fakes)Hermes Birkin. If you are able to afford a real Hermes bag, this information should

be of great value to you.

As with all handbags, one should get to know what a genuine product looks like. If you have a shop or store nearby that sells the genuine article, go there and spend some time looking at the bags.

Don't just look, examine and observe them. Take note of the quality of workmanship and the fabric or the leather or other primary products from which the bags are made. Observe the linings, the

colors, the quality of lining fabric. Look at zippers, buckles, straps. Notice how the straps enjoin with the body of the purse. Does the hardware appear to be solid or hollow? What about the

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