? The first part is the Logo column that Nike did not appear in the previous shoe logo. If a straight line is made from the left hook tip of NIKE Swoosh and the vertex of the right vertical line U of the letter U of UK as the end point, then the extension line of this straight line just passes the decimal point of 8.5 and coincides with the central axis of the third article number. If the size below UK has no decimal point and is a single digit, the extension line passes through the central axis of the number.
The second part is the factory code column. The factory code is changed from the bottom of the original origin column to the top of the double horizontal line, and the rightmost number (or letter) of the factory code column should be aligned with the right end of the thick horizontal line in the double horizontal line;
The third part is the size column. This time, great changes have taken place in the size column. If the size column is independent, it is somewhat similar to the new standard of CONS, but the font is different. Take the shoe logo in the above picture as an example. There is no difference between the fonts of the United States, Britain and EUR and Nike's old standard, but the font of CM has changed from the previous uppercase letters to the current lowercase letters. Look at the font of the number, the font of the number 8 is obviously different from the font of the previous shoe logo. The upper circle of the new logo 8 font is small and the lower circle is large. The width of the upper and lower circles of the old logo 8 font is the same, but the upper circle is slightly off, and the lower circle is slender. Similarly, the font of the number 6 is different between the new standard and the old standard. The circle of the new standard 6 is round, and the circle of the old standard 6 is slender, which is a bit like a track and field. In addition, the circles in numbers with circle types of 3, 5, etc. are much fatter and rounder than the old ones. Compared with the old standard, the new standard of 1 and 7-length fonts has remained basically unchanged.
Then, the identification of new targets mainly depends on counterpoint. Take the above goal as an example. When the number below us is a one-digit integer (such as 7, 8, 9, etc. ), the number is located slightly to the left below the letter S; When the number below us is a single decimal place (such as 7.5, 8.5, etc.). ), the decimal point is located slightly to the left below the letter S; When the number below us is a decimal integer (such as 10, 1 1, 12, etc. ), the single digit of the number is in the right half of S; When there are ten decimal places in the American system (such as 10.5, 1 1.5, etc.). ), the decimal point is located between the second date dividing line below it and the first number of the year (for example, 10.5 in the third shoe size Zoom Equalon 4 above, and the decimal point is located between the second date dividing line and 65438+). ?
The figures in Britain are similar to those in the United States. When the number in Britain is a single-digit integer (such as 7, 8, 9, etc. ), the number is located in the lower right half of the body of the letter u; When the number below UK is a single decimal place (such as 7.5, 8.5, etc.). ), the decimal point should pass through the extension line of the stroke line on the right side of the U letter (as shown by the vertical line drawn in the poster of Hyped and Equalon); When there are ten integers (such as 10, 1 1, 12, etc.). ) and decimal places (such as 10.5, 1 1.5, etc. ) Below the UK, you need to collect shoe labels of this size.
The counterpoint of numbers below EUR is relatively simple, and the counterpoint of numbers and letters should be completely satisfied. For example, hype shoes, 43 and EUR are just right. 44.5 in Equalon 4 also happens to be in the same position as EUR, and the article number with decimal point between 0 and 1 01.
There are two kinds of counterpoint for numbers below cm. When there are two integers below cm, the ten digits need to be aligned with the letter C. Take AJ 20 10 as an example, the number 2 of 26 is aligned with the letter C; When there are two decimal places below cm, the unit number needs to be aligned with the letter C. Take the hype shoe logo as an example, the number 7 of 27.5 is just aligned with the letter C.
Finally, another change in the dimension column is that the "double horizontal line" in the old standard has changed from two thin lines to the current form of one thick and one thin, with the upper thick and the lower thin.
The fourth part is the date column, and the changed part is also a big difference between the old and new standards. The characteristics of the old standard are that the left and right dates are not parallel, and the distance between the left date and the horizontal line above it is closer than the right date. However, in the new standard, the left and right dates are parallel, which can be traced back to the date parallel way of M half-length shoes in Circle C in 2005. In fact, this was predicted in the Air Max attack III and Vela II AP shoes produced by FJ in 2008. At that time, many people thought that the appearance of the shoe logo was fake, because the factory code and date of the shoe logo were "retro" in parallel. Later, after counter comparison, the labels were all genuine. At that time, I thought that Nike might have to update the shoe label, but it was only a small-scale experiment on the products of individual factories. Now it's really verified. In the new bid of 20 10, the method of parallel date is exactly the same as that of products produced by FJ in 2008. Moreover, in the new standard, the statement that the distance between 0 and the date separator is less than 1 is still used. If you sort the numbers, 2 and 3 are closest to the date separator, followed by 0, and 1 is farthest.
The fifth part is the project number column. The new project number has been moved from the top to the bottom, and the project number is sandwiched between the left and right dates. If the last digit of the item number is a number with a vertical line, such as 4 or 1, the extension of the vertical line should coincide with the vertical line of the R letter.
The sixth part is divided into the origin column, and the font of the origin column is most similar to the new CONS standard. Take the shoe logo in the picture as an example. The letter B of FABRIQUE is left aligned with the letter M above it, and the letter I of CHINE is just in the middle of the letter A above it. Since all the new labels we see now are Made in China, the letter alignment in this column only applies to the shoe logo of MADE IN CHINA. (Made in Vietnam): Of the two lines of letters of origin, the penultimate letter N in the upward direction should be directly above the letter E below, that is, the central axes of the two letters are on the same straight line. The new standards for other producing areas need to be supplemented later.
The seventh part is UPC barcode. There are still two kinds of bar codes: thick line and thin line. If the third width line appears, it is a fake.
The last part is the number column corresponding to UPC barcode, or 14, and the first two digits are 0. After removing the first two digits, the remaining 12 digits should correspond to the UPC serial number on the shoe box. However, the method of judging authenticity with 3, 6, 8 and 9 fonts in the old standard is no longer applicable in the new standard. The font of the number 8 in the new standard becomes a circle with a wide top and a thin bottom, which is similar to the font of UPC number 8 in LN2 standard in the old standard, except that the old standard is bold font and the new standard is thin line font. 3, 6 and 9 have completely become "fake" fonts in the new standard. 3 becomes a circle with the same size up and down, and the hooks of 6 and 9 become more curved.
I hope it helps you!