How to spot fake nike air max 90's

New Nikes are boxed in a strong shoe box usually featuring the logo on the lid and side. Colour and style of box varies according to style and year.

Nike retail boxes feature a label on one side detailing style name, size, colour, country of manufacture and a style number. The style number is usually 9 digits long.

Inside label details vary depending on year, country of manufacture and style. Check that the tail of the Q in FABRIQUE starts inside the circle.

The trademarked Nike swoosh is both carefully and immaculately stitched onto most pairs of Nike Air 90 shoes. When inspecting the photo, ensure it is not glued on or stitched to a poor standard.

A Nike Air logo normally features on the insole. The logo may have worn away on some used shoes. Some limited edition styles may feature a different logo.

The sole of Nike Air Max 90's are made from rubber that is flexible and should not appear plastic. The seller should demonstrate this to you by flexing the soles.

Nike Air Max 90's have a distinctive sole pattern, always make sure they are high quality and not worn out if the shoes are new.

Nike Air Max 90's will have the Arch support technology. Make sure the photo provided shows the Arch support air cushion and that the air "bubble" is clear and of high quality.