How to Authenticate a Tory Burch Bag | 5-Step Guide
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That iconic Double T logo is exactly why Tory Burch bags are so loved. The good news? A genuine Tory Burch is consistent right down to the small details, so you know exactly what to look for. Here's how to check yours.
⦠Step 1: The Double T Logo
On a genuine bag, the Double T emblem is crisp, symmetrical and evenly finished, with clean edges where the two Ts meet. Fakes often get the proportions slightly wrong, have rough edges, or show a dull, patchy gold colour.

⦠Step 2: Hardware ā Look at the Engraving
Buckles, chains and zip pulls should feel heavy and solid. On genuine hardware, engraved lettering is fine and shallow. Fakes often have thicker, deeper letters.
Chains are another clue: authentic chain links catch the light evenly, while fake ones tend to look dull or plasticky.

⦠Step 3: Interior Stamp ā Mind the Gaps
This is often the most telling check. Look at the TORY BURCH stamp or label inside. The lettering should be thin, sharp and evenly spaced. Wide gaps between letters or thick, blurry print are common signs of a fake.
Many bags also have an interior tag with a style number you can search to confirm the model.

⦠Step 4: Stitching ā Small and Dense
Genuine Tory Burch stitching is small, dense and even, especially along the flap and straps. Big, sparse or wavy stitches? Red flag.

⦠Step 5: Leather ā Soft and Consistent
Whether it's pebbled, quilted or smooth, the leather should feel soft and look consistent across the bag, with neatly finished edges. Stiff, overly shiny or plastic-like leather is a warning sign.

š” Final Tips
Don't judge a bag on one detail alone. Check everything together, and buy from sellers who can show proof of purchase.
⦠Shop Authentic Tory Burch in Malaysia & Singapore
Every Tory Burch bag at The Outlet Store is bought from official Tory Burch stores overseas, with proof of purchase. Free shipping in Malaysia, and we deliver to Singapore via SF Express.
Got a question? WhatsApp us, or see our receipts on the Authenticity page.