1. Outer packaging: The outer packaging of luxury goods includes boxes, bags, manuals, etc. The details, quality and printing quality of these outer packages will affect the judgment of whether luxury goods are fakes. The outer packaging of fake goods is usually illegible or the logo is missing, and the texture and appearance are quite different from those of genuine goods.

2. Product details: The details of luxury goods are often exquisite in technology and performance, while the details of fake goods are usually rough or obviously flawed. Judging whether luxury goods are fakes from labeling, cutting, sewing and decoration.

3. Trademarks, logos and designs: Trademarks and logos of luxury goods are often based on stars, animals or other patterns, and the details of these designs and printing are very fine. Fakes usually copy these trademarks, logos and designs incompletely, and the quality is poor.

4. Price: It is worth noting that the price of luxury goods is often higher. When scanning inbound goods, the customs usually notice striking anomalies such as abnormally low prices or discounts, which may also be a basis for checking whether they are fakes.

These methods to judge whether luxury goods are fakes are only aimed at the general situation. The outer packaging, product details, trademarks, logos and prices of some high imitation products may be very similar to those of genuine products, and it is difficult to distinguish between true and false. If you have any questions or concerns, it is recommended that you consult relevant authorities or professionals before going abroad to avoid trouble and loss.