The shorts I received had a mesh liner, but the authentic ones don’t. It should’ve been a simple “we messed up” situation.
I’m on Reddit more than NT these days and follow the Kith subreddit. A day or two after getting the shorts, someone posted asking if that exact pair was supposed to have a liner.People who bought directly from Kith confirmed there shouldn’t have been one, and Kith’s site description didn’t mention a liner either. I immediately opened a ticket with GOAT about it.
To be fair, they were good fakes, and since I don’t live near a Kith store and there aren’t reviews online, I couldn’t compare. If I were an authenticator I can totally see how I might have been fooled.
GOAT initially denied my claim, saying their return policy requires all tags and items to be intact, which I had, however I threw away the shipping sleeve because I don't like a lot of trash and I initially assumed they were good based on the authentication process (I know ironic).
Goat doesn't have a specific sensor attached to their items like stockX or eBay so they are a pain to deal with if some **** happens. I would assume goat takes at least a picture of what goes through their authentication process but they didn't wanna admit their mistake. Ultimately this was enough for PayPal to side with me.