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HOF: Labels, heels and nail patterns - Secrets to ID the maker

MJMcRibb

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Just want to double check this one, as I do not have any other jackets to verify with at the moment.

Jack Victor, yea? Can anyone Shed some light on Mark Shale?
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I believe JV is correct. Mark Shale was retail store, I think, primarily in the Chicago area, but I don't think they're any longer in business. Jaz is the brand here. I picked up tie by them a while back that was made in NYC.

edit: Jaz was an Abboud line. http://nypost.com/2010/02/13/sour-note-at-abbouds-jaz/
 
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Cool article, this is my first time seeing Jaz. And I must admit, this fabric is amazing on this jacket. Its like a lighter weight tweed, that just has a tremendous depth of texture to it in person. If it fit, t'would be in thy closet.
 

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Cool article, this is my first time seeing Jaz. And I must admit, this fabric is amazing on this jacket. Its like a lighter weight tweed, that just has a tremendous depth of texture to it in person. If it fit, t'would be in thy closet.
The tie I picked up was nice, as well. It did make it's way to my closet.
 

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Any idea of the maker? Dsquared Made in Italy.
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Anyone know the maker on this Burberry's jacket:





 

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I believe its a USA made burberrys, but not a specific maker tag, that looks generic to me.
Cool. Thanks, Snoogz. Any guess on the era? I'm betting late 80s, maybe early 90s, but the detailing is fairly classic.
 

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Did we ever confirm this, 100%?


Yes.

BB used to be made by Isaia (confirmed by SF in past posts). Also, tag in the pic looks like a slightly modified regular Isaia tag. The font, layout are the same.
 

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