Nike NBA Apparel and Jersey Thread: 2017-18 NBA Season Takeover

if it’s coming from the same exact factory they usually do and using the exact same materials that the jerseys normally use then it should be considered authentic

just because it doesn’t have nikes kiss of approval for being released doesn’t make it any less so
 
Another comment said they also turned Knicks and Celtics blanks into Bron and Luka HWCs. Can't say I'm not intrigued.
 
Just came in from fanatics
 

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I don’t blame anyone for buying fake jerseys. With the prices being ridiculous and it’s basically impossible to get a jersey now and the Nike quality is ****, rock on.


I’ll never do it but I’m not mad at it.
 
Would love to get my hands on a Morant. I don’t care at this post if it’s an authentic, it’s prolly fake anyway.
 
It's about to get ugly brother


Surprised we haven’t seen more knockoffs on the serial numbers. Aside from taking blanks and customizing them to sell off as someone else, the tags seem easy enough to counterfeit ….other than meigray, does anyone enter the numbers into a database? I guess without taking the jersey straight from the player or team, there’s no way to ever know. Like others said, I try to stick to fanatics, meigray. Etc.

Resellers on steroids right here though
 
Wait, this seller replicates authenticity certificates as well ? That's crazy..

I must say his retro nights rev30 authentics are beautiful. I don't know if those are official ones, but the pictures are nice.
 
The authentic classic Morant jersey posted some time ago wasn't using official Nike materials though, it was a pure fake jersey from a random factory, with visual differences from the official ones used by the players, mainly the cut and the wordmark (printed and sewn twill vs. embroided).
 
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