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The toebox might have been huge on a fake Air Jordan 4, and the shoe would look exaggerated in general. And if all else failed, the box was half the size of a real one. Or the label was a piece of printer paper that was attached with a glue stick. There were Jumpman logos that were in different poses or looked like they were caked up. Or, if worse came to worst, you could always give the sneakers a big whiff and get that 100 percent fufu berry smell from them. |
