Fake shoes frequently have a cheap-looking white cloth sewed into them. When side by side, the logos and company names on the insoles and outsoles should be in opposite orientations and seem reflecting (or like mirror images). This is how manufacturers identify their products. There are two main types of fakes: original design copies and knockoffs. Original design copies are shoes that look exactly like one of Nike's models but are not endorsed by the brand or a specific player. They often use the same materials and fall within a reasonable price range. Knockoffs are unauthorized copies of branded shoes sold outside of Asia where they are popular. The quality of knockoffs is usually poor and they can be difficult to distinguish from real ones. In 2014, several pairs of Yeezy sneakers were found to contain counterfeit components. This led to rumors that Kanye West was having problems with his own brand. In response, he said: "I don't know why people think I'd worry about my own brand. I'm never involved in the business side... I just want people to feel good in their sneakers." West has since announced that he will no longer release information about his future projects until after they have been completed. This includes details about new lines of clothing as well as shoes. It also prevents competitors from copying his designs and stealing his ideas.