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The heat protection was slightly better on the real glove, which was thicker and had a longer wrist.

The fake glove arrived with a snag in the weave.

The real glove’s blue lines were cleaner, and there was a tag inside with material information as well as a loop for hanging.

The counterfeit glove, which we purchased from this Amazon page from a third-party seller, looked almost identical to the real thing, with near-perfect packaging. It was an early recommendation on Wirecutter and is made by Joseph Enterprises, a small company based in San Francisco that also produces the as-seen-on-TV Clapper and Chia Pet. The innovative design of The ‘Ove’ Glove pairs five-finger mobility with heat-proof materials, which helps cooks get a better grip on hot pans. Test yourself: Can you spot the real thing in the photos below? 1.

But increasingly, that’s not the case with counterfeits purchased online.

Many people think that counterfeits and knockoffs are so obviously inferior-visually and otherwise-that it’s easy to spot the difference between a fake and the real thing. While the fakes and knockoffs may look like the real products at first glance, they’re often lower in quality, sometimes hiding potential health or safety issues. We also obtained authentic items, either directly from the manufacturer or with confirmation from the brand. Over the past several months, we’ve purchased counterfeits and knockoffs making fraudulent safety claims and encountered a few instances in which a seller switched in an authentic product but from a discontinued or lesser-quality line-all delivered through Amazon Prime. With the rise of third-party sellers on Amazon, maybe you should.Īlthough Amazon has taken many measures to prevent counterfeits and unsafe products from showing up on its site, plenty of fakes still slip through. But you might not give a second thought to items that arrive on your doorstep via Amazon Prime. You can probably tell at a glance that a “Chanel” handbag going for $20 at a flea market is fake.