Prada etches its logo to the upper corner of the outter left lens (which is faintly visible if looking through the inside of the lens). The small etching is difficult to duplicate and omitted from counterfeits. Right Lens.Upon careful inspection, you should find a small inscription etched into the top portion of the inner right lens. See picture below for a visual breakdown.īe sure to compare the inscription measurements to the item in hand, if they differ the product is fake. Measurements are provided in millimeters. Followed by a series of numbers and letters that indicate the measurements of the nose bridge, lenses (not including the frame) and arms, as well as the frame color code and lens category and strength. Should read the Prada model number which starts with either an 'S' or 'V', indicating whether it is part of the sunglass or vision eyewear collection, followed by 'PR', which stands for Prada, and brief 2-3 digit number/ letter sequence - this is the model number. Note: I've noticed that the notched indent on the 'R' in Prada is not as prominent in the logo when used on sunglasses as compared to when it is used on clothing brand tags and purses. Failure to include the 'CE' icon means the product wasn't manufactured by Prada's factory (Luxottica) and is surely a fake.

All Prada sunglasses are manufactured in Italy by Luxottica. Should include the Prada logo, a ‘Made in Italy’, and the ‘CE’ icon, which means the product conforms with European regulations.

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