Check labels and stitching
Buying original branded clothing gives you better fabric, fit, and long-lasting style. First, inspect the brand labels and stitching closely. Genuine pieces have clear brand labels, consistent logos, neat stitching, and quality linings. Look for fabric tags that name the material (for example, lawn, khaddar, linen) and country of origin; unclear or missing tags often signal non-original items.
Use QR verification and compare details
Many brands now use QR codes or hologram stickers to prove authenticity. Scan the QR code with your phone camera and confirm it links to the brand’s official site or product page. If the code opens a generic shop or shows no product details, ask the seller for proof or contact the brand directly. Also compare product photos and descriptions on RanialaRaib.com with the brand’s catalog to spot differences in pattern, embroidery, or color.
Follow care instructions to protect your purchase
Genuine branded garments include washing and ironing labels—follow them to avoid damage. For delicate fabrics like lawn or embroidered linen, wash gently, use mild detergent, and air-dry away from direct sun. For heavier fabrics like khaddar or velvet, follow recommended dry-clean or gentle-wash instructions. Proper care keeps colors, embroidery, and fabric texture looking new longer.
Suggested images and captions
- Close-up of a clear brand label and fabric tag — Caption: “Look for clear brand labels and fabric information.”
- Photo of a QR code on a garment tag being scanned with a phone — Caption: “Scan QR codes to verify authenticity and product details.”
- Side-by-side comparison: original vs poor-quality copy (label and stitching) — Caption: “Compare stitching and labels to spot copies.”
- Lifestyle shot highlighting fabric texture (lawn, linen, or khaddar) — Caption: “Feel and texture help confirm fabric quality.”
- Care label close-up with washing symbols — Caption: “Follow the care label to preserve your garment.”