Key Signs of Genuine Logan Paul Merch
Step 1: Check the Tags
Official tags have a specific font and spacing. Look for a small “Maverick” logo on the inside neck label, with a stitched-on wash tag. Counterfeit tags are often glued or printed directly. Pro tip: compare the tag color - official shirts use a matte white, while many fakes use glossy.
Step 2: Examine the Print Quality
Official screen prints use high-density ink that feels slightly raised. If the print feels flat or papery, it's suspicious. Also check for alignment: official logos are centered within 1mm tolerance. On one fake I reviewed, the “Logan” in the logo was 3mm off-center. Use a ruler if you're unsure.
Step 3: Feel the Fabric
Logan Paul's official hoodies use a 380gsm fleece that's heavy but soft. Cotton tees are 100% ring-spun, usually 6.1oz. Counterfeits often use thinner blends (under 300gsm) that feel scratchy. If the inside of a hoodie feels like sandpaper, it's likely fake.
Step 4: Verify the Source
If the price seems too good to be true (under $20 for a hoodie), it's almost certainly fake. Official items rarely go below 30% off retail. Also, check the URL. The official store domain is loganpaul.com/shop - not loganpaulmerch.io or similar. Many counterfeit sites use .net or .org to confuse buyers.
Step 5: Look at the Packaging
Official items ship in a poly bag with a small Maverick logo sticker on the seal. Counterfeiters often skip packaging or use generic bags. When you receive an order, check for that sticker - if it's missing, you may have a fake.