How to spot and report counterfeit Thule products

At Thule, we pride ourselves in designing great products that are safe, high-quality, easy to use, and built to last. Our recognizable design language is present across all Thule products, regardless of product category. This unique brand identity is crucial to us.

Unfortunately, there are fraudulent actors out there trying to impersonate our products. Even if a product looks like a Thule design, if it’s a fake, it will not have the heavy-duty construction or rigorous testing standards of a Thule product.

• The product appears to be of poor quality
• The website where the product is being sold seems illegitimate. Use scam checker tools online to verify the website URL
• The product is being promoted by a social media account that seems illegitimate
• The product is being advertised with a promotion that seems too good to be true
• The product is not a Thule product, but it has the Thule logo on it
• The product has the incorrect Thule logo

Unfortunately, we cannot combat fakes alone – we need your help! If you have encountered a fake Thule product, email us right away at ipr@thule.com.

The best way to ensure that your Thule product is real is to buy from our authorized resellers. For examples of official stores that live up to the Thule standard, check out our list of retailers on our dealer locator page.

All official Thule website URLs start with the following domain:

www.thule.com

We are also present on social media channels including Facebook, Instagram,and YouTube. Our official social media handles include:

• @thule
• @adventurelifebythule
• @familylifebythule
• @doglifebythule
• @thule_br

All official Thule store accounts feature the Thule Store logo and the handle with both “thulestore” followed by the city name in the social media handle. For example:

@thulestorestockholm, @thulestorebucharest.

Thule (all local feeds are connected to this account)

Thule_bringyourlife

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