As long as the photo is decent you're usually good to go.There are a few things you can look for to help spot a fake stone island badge:
If your badge feels like it's more at home on a discount rack, you might want to question its authenticity.Look at the text and stitching quality, as fakes are always flawed.As long as the photo is decent you're usually good to go.
If you need any further help just ask.The history of stone island founded in 1982 by massimo osti, the italian brand 'stone island' (named after novels written by joseph conrad) was engineered with key principles of research, experimentation and function in mind.the infamous 'stoney' badge we all know today was, according to carlo rivetti (creative director of sportswear company s.p.a., the company that owns the men's.
I don't recall seeing bands like that before, but it you have the jacket in hand do a google search based off the art number and see if you can find another, if not just ask the seller for it.Check the material and craftsmanship:'authentic' means the item is authentic, 'fake' means the item is fake, and 'anomalies' means the certilogo has been scanned too many times.
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The uncertainty around the future of Pakistan white-ball captain Babar Azam as well as the fate of the selection committee lingers as head coach Gary Kirsten and selector Wahab Riaz submitted their tour reports to PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi following Pakistan's disappointing T20 World Cup campaign. Pakistan were dumped out of the tournament after just three games, with defeats to the USA and India proving terminal to their campaign.
The end of Pakistan's World Cup was followed by a fierce - and a somewhat frenzied - backlash in the country. The selection committee of seven, widely viewed as being de facto headed by Wahab, was one of its central targets, while a perceived tactical ineptitude and culture of conservatism under the captaincy of Babar has also come under scrutiny. There remain unanswered questions about the selection of the squad itself, particularly around the continued non-selection of specialist legspinner Abrar Ahmed despite Shadab Khan's indifferent form.
However, as ESPNcricinfo reported last month, the PCB has chosen to take its time before launching into any major decisions. Pakistan do not have a white-ball engagement until November, allowing the PCB to wait till Kirsten and Wahab - who was also the senior team manager for the tournament - handed in their reports.
It is understood the PCB remains open to a change of captaincy, though sticking with Babar has also not been conclusively ruled out. This partly stems from a lack of obvious candidates to replace him; when Naqvi decided to sack Shaheen Shah Afridi, he ultimately returned to Babar - who had only been replaced a few weeks earlier. That was following yet another poor showing at an ICC event - the ODI World Cup in India in 2023.
Now that Kirsten and Wahab have submitted their reports, any decisions regarding the "surgery" Naqvi had reportedly been prepared to conduct do theoretically move closer. However, the PCB has consistently refused to put a timeline on any action, insisting they wish to make a considered decision rather than a quick one.
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