If it is a trademark pattern, it should always face in one direction, so that is correct; because it is a trademark, it cannot be changed; for example:

The rear of the left and right shoes should face each other. Okay, now the outer sides of the two shoes are facing you.

Now you observe the direction of the trademark pattern on the outside of the left and right shoes. If it is the same direction, it is half correct. Then check whether the pattern is in the same direction as their registered trademark. Consistent, if so, everything is correct; but it cannot be said to be genuine; it is difficult to say without seeing it;

If the trademarks on the outside of the two shoes are symmetrical, it can be said that they cannot constitute a trademark, and can only be said to be a trademark. Decorative pattern; if the boss says it is a trademark, it can be determined to be fake, this is absolute;

The shoemaking family has determined it