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Smack it up. flip it, rub it down...
Hate that I'm commenting on all this. Last one and I'm out....
THIS....The best sign of handwork, of really good handwork, is how unnoticable the stitching really is. Irregular yes, but almost impossible to be seen too. Unfortunately, the highly noticeable pick stitching on areas like lapels has become fashionable so manufacturers are now sure to make this noticeable/highly visible. Due to this unfortunate practice, machines are now employed because no one wants highly noticeable stitching to look totally irregular and uneven.
No they are not, that tag is a lot of the reason it's worth what it is. Cut that off and you have a piece of silk that has gone from valuable to completely worthless other than personal use. If you wish to retain value on your goods, don't remove tags. Never know when tastes may change and you may want to flip it cuz you never use it.
Don't do this.Yep, and scarves. also can be done with tie brand tags too if they're not the keeper.
In fact, I used to also take the keepers off my ties, just for sprezz.
Is there some kind of tag or marking? didn't see any other tags than the one label, but I might have missed something.Is it a Saga? If not, meh. Your results may vary.
P.S. Keep it away from any other clothing. Those things shed horribly.
There's a printed Isaia logo on the square itself though. Too lazy to take another photo, but exactly like this: http://www.frieschskys.com/media/ca...7136e95/1/_/1.29_isaia_pocket_squares_015.jpgNo they are not, that tag is a lot of the reason it's worth what it is. Cut that off and you have a piece of silk that has gone from valuable to completely worthless other than personal use. If you wish to retain value on your goods, don't remove tags. Never know when tastes may change and you may want to flip it cuz you never use it.Don't do this.Yep, and scarves. also can be done with tie brand tags too if they're not the keeper. In fact, I used to also take the keepers off my ties, just for sprezz.
It's something that's totally your call. Personally I don't touch the items I buy. I go the quality over quantity route, thus if I decide I can live without something or if an item is just sitting there and I haven't touched it in 10 months, I can flip it and make a decent amount of money back. If I cut size tags or content tags your ******* with the original state of the item, lessoning it's value. That's just me though, I keep money on the mind and take care of my ****. The resale on that used wouldn't crack 40, and if its also printed on the silk and you don't like the tag, then remove it it, no ones faking Isaia out there. It's your call.There's a printed Isaia logo on the square itself though.
Too lazy to take another photo, but exactly like this:
http://www.frieschskys.com/media/ca...7136e95/1/_/1.29_isaia_pocket_squares_015.jpg
I find it rather ironic that the most immaculate pair of shells I've ever found come from Milwaukee rather than Chicago. Though I guess the factory is here in the city so....
well that square you pointed out is a fake. I bought some of them and there fake. There not a printed logo that's a crappy attempt at embroidery of a coral. Your original picture is a good one. I'll show you a picture of there fake. Top is fake bottom two were purchased retail. Notice the tag differences. I don't cut mine off there not really a hassle.There's a printed Isaia logo on the square itself though.
Too lazy to take another photo, but exactly like this:
http://www.frieschskys.com/media/ca...7136e95/1/_/1.29_isaia_pocket_squares_015.jpg