How to read Vintage Clothing Labels.

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In this video, Malena talks about how to decipher labels in vintage clothes. She also discusses where to find those hidden labels. In the old days, not all labels were put behind the neck, like they are today.

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Transcript:

Hi I'm Malena with Malena's Vintage
Boutique and in this video we're going
to talk about finding labels and vintage
clothing and what they mean.
in this 1960s dress the label says pure
silk. this was more like bragging rights
not because it was required.
it also says. Made in royal crown colony
of Hong Kong.
this will help you date a piece. more
designer pieces like items by Norman
Norell or this Geoffrey Beene dress, the
label is not located in the back of the
neck. this one is hidden in the front in
the waist seam. Norman Norell would
usually hide the label be at the bottom
of the zipper or on a side seam near the
hem. so they can get pretty tricky so
don't forget to turn clothing inside out
to look for labels. in this beautiful hat
you'll see two labels. one is Emme
incorporated and the other is Saks Fifth
Avenue. Emme is the company that made the
Hat, Saks Fifth Avenue is the store that
sold the item.
a lot of vintage pieces will have two
labels or sometimes the store but
actually remove the label of the
clothier that made the item and just put
in their store label. it can get kind of
tricky but the more items you see and if
you do research online, you can date the
piece accurately.
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