Je sais qu’il est parti depuis un moment, mais je l’aimais quand il était ici et je ne pouvais pas laisser passer un pull à 40 $.

5 Comments

1. ifmacdo 12 mois ago

   My big question is tho- how to tell if this is authentic? All the lettering looks good on initial looks, and the adidas logo doesn’t look wonky like I’ve seen on some fakes…

2. memeaste 12 mois ago

   100% fake and here’s why. The numbers are bubbling, one sign. And another would be the neck. The stitch job is poor quality, and the black stripe is using blue string to stitch it, and then just look at it. It’s not smooth or sleek. It’s a choppy job

3. Class_Act7 12 mois ago

   Out of all the players I’ve met at a wristwatch store in the Queens center mall, Brady Skjei is definitely my favorite.

4. clearlybaffled 12 mois ago

   r/hockeyjerseys will always help out with authenticity and pricing checks. Use the weekly thread..

5. Gbeez22 12 mois ago

   It’s a fake.

   I’m a collector of NYR authentics and can spot the fakes easily, mostly by the variations in letters and numbers (size, drop shadow amount, degree of curvature in the nameplate, stitching, etc.). After studying them for awhile you’ll be able to spot one easily too. [Here](https://cdn.mall.adeptmind.ai/https%3A%2F%2Fimages.footballfanatics.com%2Fnew-york-rangers%2Fhenrik-lundqvist-blue-new-york-rangers-autographed-adidas-home-authentic-jersey-with-multiple-inscriptions-limited-edition-of-30_pi4942000_altimages_ff_4942958-d9c03e0c678b647d8997alt1_full.jpg%3F_hv%3D2_large.webp) is what an authentic looks like.

   That being said, I would never judge someone who wants to rep their team without spending $300+ dollars. Power to ya. Enjoy the jersey!