Most fake Dunks have sloppy and crooked embroidery, while real Dunks have neat embroidery with little to no excess threads. Both fake and real Dunks have “NIKE” logos located in the center of the heel stamp, but fakes often have a thinner font.

Locate the tag inside your shoe. All authentic Nike shoes have a tag sewn into them with their size, barcode and model number on it. You will recognize it most easily by the barcode. Look for it inside: The tongue.

Inspect the material used, as fake Nike shoes will always opt for worse materials than the original shoes. Feel the suede, leather, mesh, or knit fabrics, and you will feel the qualitative measure. Specifically feel the shoes' uppers, as fake Nikes opt for cheap plastic surfaces that can be felt carefully.

It's demand is so high, we saw restock after restock seemingly on a quarterly basis. No matter how many times the Nike Dunk Low Panda has been restocked, it continues to sell out instantly and fetch a pretty penny on secondary platforms like StockX, GOAT, and others.