Yet another question about authentic Chanel Scarf

[shellmrtn]

Can anyone help me figure out if this is authentic or not?  I thought it was, but then I recieved a message from Ebay about having to prove it so I changed it and listed it as a knock off.  I didn't recieve any notice when listing but later when revising I received a notice that I can't sell it as a knock off either (I understand why now).  I have attached a few pictures but have more on the listing.  I just need to figure out if this is authentic and change my listing to reflect that or if I need to cancel the listing completely if it is a fake.  Any help is greatly appreciated!  Thanks.  

Listing link:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/112823815921

[emerald40]

End that auction as soon as possible before you are reported.

You cannot sell counterfeit merchandise.

[sharingtheland]

The scarf is not authentic.   You are already on ebay's botdar so please do end the listing asap.

[shellmrtn]

Thank you

[emersoausti0]

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@shellmrtnwrote:

Can anyone help me figure out if this is authentic or not?  I thought it was, but then I recieved a message from Ebay about having to prove it so I changed it and listed it as a knock off.  I didn't recieve any notice when listing but later when revising I received a notice that I can't sell it as a knock off either (I understand why now).  I have attached a few pictures but have more on the listing.  I just need to figure out if this is authentic and change my listing to reflect that or if I need to cancel the listing completely if it is a fake.  Any help is greatly appreciated!  Thanks.  

Listing link:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/112823815921

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That is as phony as a 3 dollar bill.

The edge stitching is the clue.

[reallynicestamps]

Is the reason that it was spotted as counterfeit the stitched edging and fraying?

I'd just like to know for my own satisfaction.

@emersoausti0  - you type fast! Thank you for the information.

[emerald40]

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@emersoausti0wrote:

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@shellmrtnwrote:

Can anyone help me figure out if this is authentic or not?  I thought it was, but then I recieved a message from Ebay about having to prove it so I changed it and listed it as a knock off.  I didn't recieve any notice when listing but later when revising I received a notice that I can't sell it as a knock off either (I understand why now).  I have attached a few pictures but have more on the listing.  I just need to figure out if this is authentic and change my listing to reflect that or if I need to cancel the listing completely if it is a fake.  Any help is greatly appreciated!  Thanks.  

Listing link:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/112823815921

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That is as phony as a 3 dollar bill.

The edge stitching is the clue.

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I see what you mean.  At a high end manufacturer such as Chanel that would have never passed quality control.

[shellmrtn]

Thank you.  That is good to know in case I'm am ever lucky enough to find an authentic one.

[shellmrtn]

I have seen authentic Chanel scarves sold on Ebay with frayed edging and unrolled seams, but I think it's the stitching.  I'll have to do more research to figure out how to tell an authentic scarf.

[sandmansales]

If the stitching isn't a dead giveaway. The first stroke of the 'N' is slightly bigger than the rest of the letters.

A Chanel scarf is a work of art. This, this is garbage.

[emersoausti0]

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@reallynicestampswrote:

Is the reason that it was spotted as counterfeit the stitched edging and fraying?

I'd just like to know for my own satisfaction.

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That and the edges are machine stitched, and flat.

That's what a real one would look like 

[emersoausti0]

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@shellmrtnwrote:

I have seen authentic Chanel scarves sold on Ebay with frayed edging and unrolled seams, but I think it's the stitching.  I'll have to do more research to figure out how to tell an authentic scarf.

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I very much doubt they were real

[sharingtheland]

In addition to the hemming, look at the next to last photo.  See "Chanel Paris" in the corner above the border?  Chanel never uses that font.

[sharingtheland]

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@emersoausti0wrote:

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@reallynicestampswrote:

Is the reason that it was spotted as counterfeit the stitched edging and fraying?

I'd just like to know for my own satisfaction.

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That and the edges are machine stitched, and flat.

That's what a real one would look like 

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I once had someone try to return a $$$ Burberry silk scarf because the rolled edges were "uneven and looked like someone sewed them by hand."

Sigh...

[shellmrtn]

Thanks for all the information!  I have no experience with scarves but will hopefully be able to spot a fake next time with all this helpful information.