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Prada was started in 1913 by Mario Prada and his brother Martino as a leather goods shop. Prada's originality made it one of the premium status symbols in the 1990s and since then, many replica Prada handbags have been flooding the market. Below are a few ways to spot fake Prada Handbags.

The first thing to look for is overall quality.

Prada bags, known for their classic aesthetics that never go out of style, are unsurprisingly some of the most popular designer bags in the world.

While they come with hefty price tags, these purses are well worth the investment. Prada clutches usually start at around $300 while regular handbags usually cost more than $1,000.

Look for:
Stitching lines that are not straight or consistent

Hardware that is worn on the edges and showing a different color metal where the top layer is worn through

Frayed material edges on straps or seams

Anything misaligned


If you see any of the items above, assume it's fake.



Just because the main logo features a notched angled R doesn't mean your bag passes authentication. You need to ensure the R is notched and angled outward for each logo. It is possible you run up against a clever counterfeiter who uses an imitation main logo, counting on a buyer not checking the other Prada logos.

Close-up Prada bag
Check Both Print and Engraved Prada Logos
Keeping these details in mind, you want to examine each instance of the Prada logo. Any place where the logo name Prada is engraved or printed should feature the authentic Prada logo. Be sure you check the logo on the authenticity card; if a dust bag is included with your purchase, make sure the correct Prada logo is used on each.

Prada Triangle Logo Plaque
Many bags bear the Prada triangle logo plaque. An authentic Prada bag features an inverted triangle, while some fake Prada bags use an upright triangle. You can immediately recognize a fake Prada bag when the triangle logo plaque is upright.

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