Dép Birkenstock thật vs giả. Cách phát hiện Birkenstock giả

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Dép Birkenstock thật vs giả. Cách phát hiện Birkenstock giả
00:00 - Intro
00:09 - The base logos
00:55 - The metallic toggles
01:22 - The leather straps
02:06 - The outsole


Birkenstock Orthopädie GmbH & Co. KG is a German shoe manufacturer headquartered in Neustadt (Wied), Germany. The company sells Birkenstocks, a German brand of sandals, and other shoes notable for their contoured cork and rubber footbeds (soles), which conform somewhat to the shape of their wearers' feet.

According to BoF, the German company’s global revenue tripled to $800 million between 2012 and 2016. In 2017 alone, the company reportedly sold 25 million pairs of shoes.

That same year, Footwear News named Birkenstock the “Brand of the Year” during its 31st Achievement Awards.

Although they have been called “ugly sandals,” these thick-strapped, cork-soled sandals have developed a cult following.

Their popularity continues to increase and shows no signs of slowing down.


“Birks” first broke onto the high fashion scene in 2012, when Celine’s then-creative director Pheobe Philo sent the brand’s models down the runway in them.

Celine matched its Spring 2013 collection to fur-lined versions of the Birkenstock Arizona sandals, and we haven’t stopped seeing these shoes since.

Since the Celine debut, Birkenstock has teamed up with goth/grunge designer Rick Owens, Italian luxury label Valentino, and American clothing brand Opening Ceremony on several successful collaborations.

Below are some celebrity fans of these orthopedic, utilitarian sandals.

The majority of Birkenstock soles are made of EVA material. The exception is those made with Sports soles. Soles of Birkenstock sandals come in various colors these days. No matter the color (brown, black, white, red, navy, green, pink, purple, etc) the soles should look like these:


Check the footbed of your new Birkenstocks. The Birkenstock logo is imprinted on the footbed of each shoe. The registered trademark symbol is situated immediately to the right of it. Just below the logo you should see "Made in Germany". Birkenstocks are made in Germany, not China.


Global footwear brand Birkenstock has seen a resurgence in popularity over the last few years.

According to BoF, the German company’s global revenue tripled to $800 million between 2012 and 2016. In 2017 alone, the company reportedly sold 25 million pairs of shoes.

That same year, Footwear News named Birkenstock the “Brand of the Year” during its 31st Achievement Awards.

Although they have been called “ugly sandals,” these thick-strapped, cork-soled sandals have developed a cult following.

The soles of almost of every Birkenstock should have the unique hourglass/bowtie/pinched-in-oval shape pattern or a variation of it. Some of the shapes should say “Birk” on sandals and clogs, while the Birkenstock logo may be printed on in blue on boots and athletic shoes. Now, there are many variations of Birkenstock soles, so these are just a few general guidelines. The biggest thing to be wary of is soles that have no Birkenstock branding of any kind.