How to Buy Authentic Designer Jeans on Ebay

Published: 28th October 2009
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Buying designer jeans from a retail outlet like Nordstrom is a bulletproof way to ensure you get the real thing instead of some fraudulent pair. However, it also means you will usually have to pay full price. In the world of designer jeans, full price usually means anywhere from the vicinity of $150 to $300 or even more!



Due to the exceptional quality of designer denim from popular labels like True Religion, these upscale jeans tend to last far longer than less expensive non-designer brands. It's not out of the ordinary for designer jeans to retain their original quality even after being worn for weeks, providing they have been cared for adequately.



Since upscale jeans hold their original value so well, it isn't uncommon for shoppers to browse for used pairs of their favorite designer brands. Some high-end discount retail stores carry designer clothing and often carry jeans from designer labels such as 7 For All Mankind in pristine condition sometimes for just $30. But what if you prefer to shop online?




The solution is simple...Ebay! Designer jeans are bought and sold daily on the world's most popular auction site. The attractive discounts brought to us by every day people along with the convenience of shopping online make for a very popular online shopping hub for folks looking for a deal on a new pair of designer jeans. Although using a site like Ebay to buy jeans has plenty of plusses, it is not without its downsides. Take note of the following tips to ensure your experience buying jeans on Ebay is a pleasant one.



Seller Feedback Profile

By far the easiest method to determine if any given seller is trusted. Every time a transaction takes place between a seller and a buyer on Ebay, they both have the chance to post feedback about the transaction that has just taken place on the other's feedback page. The quantity as well as the quality of each seller's feedback score should be considered.



In certain cases, you might happen to find exactly what you are seeking, only to then discover the seller is seemingly new to Ebay due to hardly any feedback. The majority of Ebay transactions are headache-free, but in the end it is a matter of your prudence to determine if it is in your best interests to bid on a product being sold by someone with limited feedback history.




Since unauthentic jeans are such a problem across the globe, if any seller makes a habit of the selling of unauthentic jeans, you will likely find this out this by scanning the comments on their feedback profile.



On the other side of the coin, if you notice the seller has heaps of positive feedback items, you can probably be confident that making a transaction with that person will most likely be a pleasant process.



The Price

True, Ebay has great deals, but mind the "too good to be true" bargains. You may very well find a $200 pair of designer label jeans that have been previously worn for as little as $60, but you can't realistically expect to discover that same pair in new condition for $20. Also, when it comes to sellers that have what appear to be unrealistically discounted prices, bear in mind that their feedback rating might not tell you the entire story. In some cases, these types of sellers will possess good feedback from buyers who bid on their jeans already assuming that the jeans were counterfeit (because of the too good to be true price). Of course since they were anticipating fake jeans, naturally they end up satisfied with the transaction. Don't forget to consider these types of sellers when you come across a deal that looks too good to pass up.



Where in the World?

The majority of counterfeit designer denim comes can be attributed to foreign countries, particularly from Asian countries. While there are of course legitimate sellers of bona fide jeans purchasable from those countries, you should be most mindful and thorough when auditing the seller's feedback page. Images should also be closely inspected.



Go With Your Gut

When it comes down to it, your own intuition will often help you determine as to whether or not any given seller online can be trusted. If you are still undecided, it is always a good idea to message the seller directly with any questions you might have. Most sellers on Ebay will be happy to reassure you of the item's genuineness, and many of them will even take additional pictures for you upon your request. You might be surprised how helpful Ebay sellers are willing to be!

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