Hallo Leute, ich habe diesen Pullover zu einem tollen Preis bei Vinted gefunden (man sieht, dass er ein wenig getragen wurde, aber das macht mir nichts aus). Ich kann jedoch nicht überprüfen, ob es sich um ein echtes Dale of Norway handelt oder nicht, da der Verkäufer angibt, dass alle Etiketten abgeschnitten sind, weil sie kratzig waren.
Können Sie mir bitte helfen, zu erraten, ob es echt ist? 🥺🥺
PS: Es tut mir leid, wenn dieser Beitrag nicht dort ist, wo er hingehört. Ich kann einfach kein passendes Sub dafür finden, deshalb möchte ich es hier versuchen.
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Von fairycatcher23
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No clue wether or not this is real.
One tip though, you can get nice wool sweaters for much cheaper than over 3000kr, I just did a Google search for mariusgenser and got plenty results of decent quality, brand new, for under 1000.
Is this brand very important to you? If not I’d suggest just looking for a different brand (from Norway) and avoid the risk of getting scammed. Also Idk wether you actually live on Norway lul
If the tags are off, i just always take that as a sign that it’s a fake.
Just quickly looked through their current webstore and couldn’t find that exact model, but it may be an older one no longer in production.
I would treat it as fake as they have no way of proving it is real
Google reverse image search is your best friend in case like these. It seems to be similar at least to vintage models however from my search they seem to have blue necks and not red. Other than that it looks right, but again, hard to say!
Probably yes? Is it a norwegian seller? Cause I dont think dale sweaters would be worth faking here…
I found a few sweaters with the same patterns but different cut from dale for sale:
https://www.finn.no/recommerce/forsale/item/444875403?
https://www.finn.no/recommerce/forsale/item/443344220
Kinda looks more mass produced than yours so its probably a bit older
I am Norwegian and I actually have the exact same sweater. I „borrowed“ it from my mother some years ago, I think it was made in the 80’s. It has no tags, but it does not seem handmade, as it has seams. But it is well made and wool for sure. I found it in my closet and put it against my cheek to check. It is itchy in the same way as other wool sweaters. It seems to be good quality. I have not used it very much as it is a bit wide and short.
I have no clue whether the pullover is legit, but it’s a bit strange to me that Dale would make a pullover that is sort of close to the very famous Marius-pullover, but yet clearly not the same as that.
Here’s the Mariusgenser: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariusgenser#/media/File:Mariusgenser.jpg](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariusgenser#/media/File:Mariusgenser.jpg)
I have no idea whether this sweater is legit, although it looks woolly enough from the picture. I don’t even know if there’s a market for fake ones.
But what you can do if the sweater is reasonably priced and you take the chance, is giving it the „burn test“. Turn it inside out and look for a bit of yarn in a seam or somewhere like it where you can chance giving it a tiny burn from a lighter without damaging the sweater. Smell the resulting smoke carefully: if it smells like burning hair, it is wool. If it smells like burning plastic, it’s synthetic or a synthetic blend.