THE WANNABES ARE BACK... DON'T GET GOT!
As Gymshark continues to grow as a global brand, more fake websites and counterfeit products are appearing. But don't worry — we've got your back.
Scammers have become increasingly skilled at creating convincing fake Gymshark ads.
These often lead to unofficial websites claiming to sell real Gymshark products, but chances are they’re fake.
HOW TO SPOT A FAKE
Watch out for the following:
No blue tick: If an ad or account says it's from Gymshark but there’s no verified blue tick, it’s not us.
Fake URLs: If the URL isn't gymshark.com, it’s not the real deal. Avoid sites like gymshark-norge.com or gymsharkuswebsite.com.
Sponsorship scams: If someone reaches out with a “sponsorship offer” and they’re not verified, it’s not us.
Bad formatting or spelling: Poor-quality images, strange layouts, and spelling errors are all red flags.
FAKE SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS
We often see fake accounts claiming to be part of the Gymshark PR or Sponsorship team. These accounts may offer:
Sponsorship placements
Product testing or free samples
Photoshoots
Our team will never:
Ask for personal details like your address or bank information
Offer “product testing” or samples in exchange for photos
Request personal images
THINK YOU'VE BEEN TARGETED?
If you’ve been contacted by someone suspicious or think you've ordered from a fake site:
Submit a report to our Internal Brand Protection Team here:
👉 Report a fakeReport the fake account to the social media platform
Contact the police if you shared personal images or sensitive information
If you made a payment, contact your bank immediately
Our Customer Support team is also available if you have any questions.
STAY SAFE OUR THERE
Only shop directly at gymshark.com and follow our verified channels. When in doubt, give us a shout.