Introduction

Stone Island is one of the most sought-after names in streetwear, but with its global popularity comes a major problem: fakes. Whether you're shopping online or in-store, knowing how to tell if a Stone Island jacket is real is critical. This 2025 guide is tailored for UK buyers who want to make sure they’re buying the real deal — not a cheap knock-off.

1. Use the Stone Island Certilogo Check

Every genuine Stone Island jacket made after 2014 includes a Certilogo tag — a unique 12-digit code you can enter at certilogo.com. This is the brand's official method of authentication. If the code checks out, you’re holding a real piece.

✅ Tip: Visit https://www.certilogo.com and enter the code or scan the QR tag inside your jacket.

2. Check the Stone Island Badge

The compass badge is the most recognisable feature of a Stone Island jacket — and the most commonly faked. Look for the following:
- Fine embroidery and clean stitching
- Two buttons with the Stone Island logo
- Yellow and green thread that is NOT overly bright or shiny

Beware of badges with sloppy stitching or overly thick borders. These are classic signs of a fake Stone Island jacket.

3. Real vs Fake Stone Island: Label Guide

Authentic Stone Island jackets have inner labels made from high-quality materials. Check for:
- Proper spelling and grammar
- A care label with Italian and other European languages
- A heat-pressed Certilogo label for models post-2014

Fake labels often include incorrect fonts, spelling mistakes, or poor-quality fabric tags.

4. Stitching Quality & Construction

Stone Island is known for high-level craftsmanship. Run your hands along the seams and inspect:
- Even, tight stitching
- Strong interior finish
- Premium-feeling outer fabric

Fake jackets will often have weak lining, loose threads, or uneven sewing.

5. Know the Retail Price Range

If a deal seems too good to be true — it probably is. A new Stone Island jacket usually ranges between £400 to £1,000 depending on the model. If you're being offered a ‘new’ piece for £150, it’s almost certainly fake.

6. Buy from Trusted Sellers in the UK

To avoid counterfeits, only buy from trusted sources like official retailers or verified resellers. **True Labels** sources directly from verified wholesalers in Italy, so you’re guaranteed 100% authenticity at a better price.

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7. Get Expert Help If You’re Unsure

Still not sure? Reach out to our team at **True Labels** or use the Certilogo platform. We’re happy to guide you through the verification process.

📩 Contact us via Instagram or our website for a free second opinion.

Conclusion

In 2025, fakes are getting harder to spot — but with the right knowledge and a trusted seller, you can shop confidently. Always check the Certilogo, badge details, labels, and buy from verified retailers like **True Labels** to stay safe.

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