Meet your Posher, Ray

Name: Meet your Posher, Ray
Brand: Meet the Posher
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Meet the Posher

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Hi! I'm Ray. Some of my favorite brands are Nike and The North Face. Thanks for stopping by! Feel free to leave me a comment so that I can check out your closet too. :)

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26 Comments

pieeyed_piper A lot of what you’re selling looks fake.

Feb 10Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper funny check my starz

Feb 10Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper I do see you buy fake replica jerseys get some money and buy a authentic jersey the size will have a number and not just say 3xl

Feb 10Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t Ok, I’ll go ahead and educate you. There are three levels of official NFL jersey that Nike makes. They are currently called Limited, Game, and Legend. Contrary to logic, the legend is actually the least expensive and therefore least like “the ones the pros wear”. With Nike first took over the jersey sponsorship from Reebok, they have different names for those levels.

Feb 10Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t The middle level, now called Nike Game, was called Nike On Field. That is exactly what that Falcons jersey is and that is exactly why I go into great detail explaining in the description because I am detail oriented.

Feb 10Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t Just like the good people who make Ralph Lauren apparel. There will never be a tag with the border of the logo running up against the side of the tag so that the stitching holding the tag the shirt is only visible on one side. Their quality inspectors would see that from across the room. t.

Feb 10Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t The zippers on the fake looking adidas SST are a mess. The trefoil appears to be too big, but there are different versions released across the globe, so can’t be sure about that but the tag on THAT… wtf?? Adidas doesn’t put a tag like that in a Originals collection tracksui

Feb 10Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t And every seam on that polo hoodie around where you’re trying to show the tag is coming apart. There’s a slim chance I could be wrong, but it all looks incredibly shabby and more importantly, you do not display any of the features of those garments that help more definitively authenticate them.

Feb 10Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t do you know how few people know they’re buying counterfeit in the resale market? Very few know what to look for outside of the most glaring signs. Like I said, I could be wrong, but looking at 100s and 1000s of authentic polo, and Adidas, especially, two of the most counterfeited brands, those just hit wrong.

Feb 10Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper authentic game jersey will in your case 3xl would be 2 56 or 58 I do know I use 2b a buyer for Just sports/pro image back in the day

Feb 10Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper everything thing I have is real my adidas stuff came from adidas they don't even carry a hi retail price point so y buy a fake

Feb 10Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper and the suit u might b taking about is maybe 15 years old

Feb 10Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper just for shitz I just added the tag photos 2 the track suit ur looking at it shows the month and year my people back in the day was the adidas poster boy before they canceled his contract I have y-3 and boxes of shoes that say sample on the tags I even had an allowance 2 grab anything in the store I wanted so yes I know my shit real

Feb 11Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t loool. Ok, playa. Btw, your so-called proof, that tag with the QR code from the gray hoodie, look at that QR code! It’s not even a QR code. It’s a mess. Let me post a picture of a real QR code from a real Adidas hoodie in my closet real quick do you know what a QR code is supposed to look like? That’s just a blur of shit.

Feb 11Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t see??

Feb 11Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t take a picture of the back of the zippers. Take a picture of the garment care tags in your Ralph Lauren stuff up from the bottom on the inside of the shirt in the left shirt seem. They never get those right and I’ll prove it to you.

Feb 11Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper what year was it made

Feb 11Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t 5 years, 15 years, 25 years, 35 years… I have seen Adidas product from all of those eras. and none of them have a label sewn flush onto the back of the inside of the garment like that. Even giving the benefit of the doubt that it could be from some of the secure source, and things to the Internet, there are no obscure sources anymore, but even if that were the case, it wouldn’t have had poor attempts at mimicking other authentication points of reference.

Feb 11Reply

black_mark3t this is 13 years old

Feb 11Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper this is a bar code not a qr code

Feb 11Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper I looked it up its called a 2d/3d bar code I guess somebody tried 2 scan it 4 years ago qr codes have squares on it

Feb 11Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t No… it’s not a datamatrix or a veri code. Data matrix has an L frame and veri code is fully framed. That is just a blob of shit on a tag to look like something. I’m done debating with you. Go look it up. You’re embarrassing yourself and I’m tired. People can read this conversation and decide with themselves. You have not been able to refute anything. You just keep coming up with more nonsense. You seem like someone who struggles with fact and fiction.

Feb 11Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper check the last photo I put up on the track suit

Feb 11Reply

pieeyed_piper @black_mark3t I did, man. In fact, I took the pictures of all of the tags and posted them in an Adidas collectors and enthusiast group I’m in and they said the label in the back of the jacket was briefly used in the early 80s and then the other pics had an OG 89 label in the middle with a bunch of post 2000 production labels with them. They said give you the benefit of the doubt that you don’t know this, but they would bet they’re left nut. They are fugazi. So, take that for what it’s worth.

Feb 11Reply

black_mark3t @pieeyed_piper well don't buy I all my 3 stripes came from 3rd st, Irvine CA stores or Y3 on melrose some shipped 2 my boy house i gave most of everything away and just held on 2 the kicks that's y all the Adidas stuff is from the early 2000s I even have Adidas tennis Racquets somewhere around here and who buys fake Adidas clothing it cost next 2 nothing my circle don't buy or wear fake stuff good luck

Feb 11Reply