Asaia sport coat

[Pei Hide]

I bought a new blazer from Sierra Trading Post:

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/p/,...t-For-Men.html

According to STP, it's made by Isaia in Italy. When I received it, I couldn't find any label inside the jacket that said made by Isaia. There is only a paper label stapled on the sleeve that indicates "Isaia Napoli"

I find it very strange that there is no manufacturer label inside the jacket. Is this typical for Isaia clothing?

Thanks

Pei

 

[Pei Hide]

By the way, the jacket is very well made and the material is top notch. It looks like came from a good manufacturer.

-Pei

 

[RSS]

Look inside the inside pockets to see if it has an information/contents label. If you post a photo ... we can let you know if it's Isaia.

 

[SpooPoker]

Is Asaia the exclusive line of Isaia that is only marketed in the East?

 

[Pei Hide]

> Look inside the inside pockets to see if it has an information/contents label. If you post a photo ... we can let you know if it's Isaia.

I don't have a camera handy at the moment. Yes, there is a material label inside the pocket. One of the lines indicates the model ID as "Modello: Enrico G".

>Is Asaia the exclusive line of Isaia that is only marketed in the East?
Sorry, I mistyped the title. It should have been Isaia sport coat.

-Pei

 

[ALFAMALE]

the pics on the website def look like *Isaia.

 

[RSS]

Without pics I can't help as easily. I'll say that Enrico is a name associated with Isaia. Moreover, I've purchased a couple of Isaia jackets from STP ... and both were true Isaia ... not forgeries.

 

[polar-lemon]

Top of this page, "ID" thread for heel patterns/labels. Isaia is in there. If for some reason the image link is dead, search in B/S for Isaia (shouldn't be too hard to find) and there are almost always accompanying shots of labels.

 

[SpooPoker]

Originally Posted by polar-lemon

Top of this page, "ID" thread for heel patterns/labels. Isaia is in there. If for some reason the image link is dead, search in B/S for Isaia (shouldn't be too hard to find) and there are almost always accompanying shots of labels.

aka "do a search, n00b" ?