Coach is a fashion favourite for all of us! Being a popular American luxury fashion brand, Coach is known for its high quality and stylish designs. Totes, crossbody, slings, duffle - you get it all in Coach. However, with surging popularity comes in the knockoffs and dupes - which are sold at the exact same prices as real ones.To keep you safe from getting duped, we have compiled a few ways of spotting a fake Coach bag.

The FontThis is the classic way of spotting a fake bag. Keep an eye on the font. At times, the cheap knockoffs try to match the logo and get it all wrong. One should know that the 'A' in COACH is usually pointy and never rounded at the top - which the dupes miss. Also, the C is also to be kept in mind. Story PatchesWhile speaking to Business Insider, a Sales Associate at Coach revealed how a leather creed or story patch is of supreme importance. For the unversed, this is a leather patch inside the bag that includes a bag's serial number and history. When people try to make a fake, they don't work on this bit. StitchingAlways pay detail to the stitching bit. Look at the condition of the bag's stitching. If it appears to be sloppy or crooked, then it means that it is a fake. In a real Coach bag, each stitch should follow a straight line and be uniformly sized - meaning you won't see some stitches that are long, while others on the same seam are short. 'CC' Pattern IrregularitiesLook for irregularities with the "CC" pattern. For the most part, a seam will not cause the "CC" pattern of an authentic Coach bag to break. This is because the fabric is matched up on the both sides of the seam. The "CC" pattern always has two horizontal and vertical rows of this pattern and never one. Also, make sure that the "CC" pattern is perfectly aligned.