"Designer-style" ok or not?

[the_farmers_attic]

I've got a bracelet that is the style of a known designer (Charriol). I want to be clear that it's not the product of the designer. It is not counterfeit, there are other manufacturers of this style. At the end of my title I put "Charriol-style." Is that allowed?

[soh.maryl]

The thing about "Charriol-style" as I see is that you would be attracting potential buyers to your listing who are actually searching for genuine Charriol items.  So, no, I am fairly certain that it's not allowed.  

[tarotfindsandmore]

Nope! Lot's of sellers do this but, technically, it's key word spamming and, as such, a violation. You might get away with it but you could rightfully be reported, VeRO'd, and/or taken down by the bots.

[ebooksdiva]

If you are unsure of the authenticity don't attempt to list it. You can't list it with "style like" in the title or description.  

If it is a replica (soft term for counterfeit) you can't list it on eBay. 
Counterfeit item policy

[caldreamer]

You cannot do that.   That is against EBAY rules and search engine manipulation.

[simba6]

You can't use any brand names in the listing title or description if it's not made by them.

[the_farmers_attic]

Thank you guys so much!!! I have removed all references to Charriol in the listing. 

The Charriol bracelets have very specific branding that this one doesn't have, and there are other brands making similar styles.