How to Spot a Fake NEIGBORL
Popular designs get copied, and copies are often sold using our own product photos. This page shows what genuine NEIGBORL looks like, so you can tell the difference.
What genuine NEIGBORL looks like
NEIGBORL uses two spellings on its own goods: "NEIGHBORL" on the woven label and "NEIGBORL" on hardware and embroidery, plus the short code "N.G.B.L". A spelling difference alone does not mean a piece is a copy.
The woven waistband label
The "N.G.B.L-026" leather patch
Camo pocket bags
The stamped waist adjuster
Chain-stitch chest embroidery
Signs of a copy
- A big "sale" against a "was" price that is higher than the piece has ever sold for.
- Our product photos and descriptions, shown under a different shop name.
- Plain, unbranded hardware on cargo pants where the genuine pairs we photographed have stamped snaps and a stamped brass adjuster.
- Listings that mix NEIGBORL up with other labels that have similar-sounding names. NEIGBORL is not connected to them.
- A shop you reached through a social media ad, with very low prices or odd spelling. Search the shop's name with "review" before you pay.
Where to buy genuine NEIGBORL
PROJECTISR is an authorized retailer of NEIGBORL, and every piece we sell is genuine.
Bought one somewhere else and not sure?
Email support@projectisr.com with clear photos of the labels, patches and hardware, plus a link to where you bought it. We will tell you what we can see in the photos. We can't authenticate, replace or refund pieces bought from other sellers, but we are glad to take a look.