read the 1st page of this thread bro.. AL-Ikhsan sells ori stuff.... And junior XL is original as well... currently no Junior XL sz for fake jerseys... so its kinda safe.. =D

if u mean the sizing label, maybe this got to do with the asian and europe label? btw, in term of sizing i guess 13-14 years = XLB. long story short, if the shirt is from reputable store, its authentic for sure. no worries.

14 years (32"/34") is the largest Junior size and its equivalent to Nike's XLB 32"/35" chest. It is not Junior L.

While i have to qualify that i have not checked the LFC store website, I can only reiterate what others have said ie reputable stores like ALI and R1 etc get their stocks from authourised distributors etc and no fakes will be sold there. What is not on LFC website does not mean it it fake. LFC issues licenses authourising different parties around the world to manufacture licensed products, and alot of these are regional / territorial in nature ie different items sold in different countries only, and in different languages etc.

Another explanation could be that the shirt is simply sold out on the LFC website.

anyway if u r still unsure u can post pics of washing tags etc for all to verify here.

hi guys, i recently bought a new liverpool home jersey sized, junior 13/14 year or junior L from adidas store.

i have a concern, the jersey have an extra tag behind. i ask this question to the store promoter, but she doesn't seems like know anything about it.
i checked other adidas store and also al ikhsan with the same size, there is no tag behind. anyone have any idea on this?

what kind of advise do u prefer? IMO as long as the shirt is authentic, no worries for me.

bro,

1. please refrain from double posting. If someone knows the answer or is able to help, he or she will do so.

2. at times there are no straight forward answers. i just feel that you have bought an item from an authentic Adidas outlet, that itself is an indication of authenticity of the shirt, nothing to worry about. As for what is that tag, I am sure you can read the labels? Different batches of manufacture, different countries of production etc could affect minor differences in labelling / tags etc. I am not sure if we can give you any better answer than that. The proper person to ask would then be Adidas themselves. They can put in 2 tags, 4 tags, 9 tags all they want as it is their product, anf it is stil authentic. Im not trying to be sarcastic, but just pointing out that there really isnt any answer to that question in my opinion anyway. 

just my 2 cents, i stand corrected.

PS: To Faiz in reading, perhaps FAQ can amend to include the UPS postage issue? No worries it is not illegal as there is no discussion on avoiding tax. It is just a reminderto interested purchasers to know the tax limit in planning their purchases. If not the question will be brought up again and again - i think in this thread alone half the messages are on the UPS tax issue

Cheers

U can look it out at q line at pertama complex..u can also do NN for local teams, bpl, la liga, bundesliga

guys, i emailed kitbag about my missing shipment. it's been 3 days but still no reply from them

You mean those are pre owned items?

If you are a supporter, then no harm in keeping kits without tags. Unless you are planning to buy/sell.

Anyone looking for large size kits can head to Adidas Factory Outlet in Tesco Kepong. Some kits available are Spain Home World Cup Kit (with and without star), Germany Home World Cup Kit, AC Milan 2010/11 Home and Away, Chelsea 2010/11 Home, Away, 3rd, Liverpool 2010/11 Away and some others.

One of the bargain is Spain World Cup Home with 1 star, selling at RM100 with 20% discount if purchase 2 items or more!