Please note that my guide focuses on recent collections, I'm afraid I don't have much experience regarding vintage bags. I've written this guide from my experience - I am by no means a Mulberry expert. I'd place a safe bet that the majority of mulberry bags auctioned on ebay are fake - I made the mistake of buying one!

I've since bought a few real bags from Mulberry and have prepared this guide as a result. There are a lot of replica bag websites out there (just google fake mulberry or the likes and you'll soon find some) and it is scary how good some of the fakes are.

A lot come with mulberry shop tags, care cards and boxes, I suspect a lot of people buy bags from these sites and re-sell them on ebay passing them off as authentic to make a profit. Adobe acrobat xi pro bittorrent torrent. The bags I feel most qualified to talk about are the ones I have: Bayswater, Effie, Alana, Somerset pouch, Poppy and Belle, the fake bag I bought was a Roxanne. I have friends who have a Small Mabel, a Blenheim and a Phoebe so I know a little bit about them too.

Mulberry serial numbers are 100% UNIQUE. So if you Google Mulberry + the serial number of your bag, then no other bag with the same number should appear. If there are matches, it’s very likely that your bag is fake. Jul 1, 2012 - The purpose of this post is just to look at the difference between a fake and an authentic Mulberry bag. I have grown an affinity with it, especially.

From checking out the Mulberry Website I have also been able to identiy fake Emmys, S omerset Totes, R oxanne Totes, Mabels and East-West Bayswaters. There is another ebayer's guide out there on Annie bags which I found very informative. I have recently purchaseda Del Rey and plan to include some information on this bag shortly. I'll start with general points then I'll cover bags individually. • Watch out for titles describing bags as 'in the style of' or 'looking like' • Just because a seller says it is 100% authentic - doesn't mean it is eg many say 100% genuine leather Roxanne bag - this could just mean it is genuine leather not a genuine Roxanne • Check out what other items the seller has sold - are they are selling multiple mulberry items? How likely is someone really going to sell lots of 'unwanted' expensive bags complete with tags at a fraction of their real value?

• Check feedback - what have they sold previously, do they have much feedback etc. Bear in mind though that not everyone will know that they have bought a fake. • Are a lot of their auctions private?? Sellers sometimes use this as a way of disguising what they have sold previously - still check their feedback though as sometimes a buyer will state what they have bought eg 'great bag' • Check the grammar / language used in the sellers description - if they can barely string english together, avoid.