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With the advent of online auction sites like eBay, there are a huge number of cheap Ralph Lauren Polo shirts available. They make look like bargains and some truly are. But there are also a growing number of fakes. This guide will help you ensure you are snagging a genuine bargain, not a cheap imitation that wont have the same quality or longevity.

It is not just online where you need to be able to tell the genuine article from a poor replica. In markets around the world you will see what look like the original polo shirt, with many imports from China and elsewhere. But do not be misled into thinking they are ALL fakes; genuine factory outlet stores and factory stores in Mauritius and beyond sell off old season and seconds at truly bargain prices.

Even if a shirt is beautifully enclosed in poly wrap with tags (often called BNWT brand new with tags), it does not guarantee authenticity. The people who sell the cheaper imitations are clever and out to make money. So they do things well at martot.com

The first thing to check is the collar label. In an ideal world, you will take a genuine shirt with you to compare. If the stitching on the label is off, the font/type looks blurred or the logo looks less than perfect, chances are it is a fake. Check the logo and embroidered type position, too. If it is too close to the edge, with not enough space around it, it may also be far from genuine.

When you turn the label or tag over, you should be able to see the sewn threads. If the reverse looks clean and pristine, it is not a real Ralph Lauren. It should have loose threads. Yes, this is all about detective work, but it is worth the effort. The genuine shirt will last, not shrink or fade, and you will be within the law.

The third main area where people make mistakes is the stitching. Take a look inside the shirt, around the collar, shoulders and sleeves. All stitching on genuine shirts will be inside, with nothing showing at all on the outside. The stitches should be regular and neat. If you spot uneven, unstraight stitches or threads coming loose, you could be onto a fake.

Finally, look at the iconic polo player logo on the breast panel. It should be on the left, very neat and with no loose threads. Any messy stitches or hanging threads should be on the inside of the shirt. This embroidered logo of a man wielding his polo club while mounted on a polo pony is recognizable the world over. And carefully protected under international copyright law. Ralph Lauren tend to get it right. The imitators do not.

The material should feel soft and relatively thin to the touch. It should not feel stiff. So look carefully at the cheap Ralph Lauren Polo shirts on offer and ensure that you get yourself a real bargain, not a flimsy fake.