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HOF: Labels, heels and nail patterns - Secrets to ID the maker
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I think I've seen one or two, but I can't remember if they were on odd jackets or a suit. I'm clueless on the maker, but it could have been made for the European market. Sorry!
Anyone help me with this? I know the label and can't remember the maker. This is on a Hugo Boss Baldessarini.
Anyone heard of vintage Polo RL made in Spain?
I think I've seen one or two, but I can't remember if they were on odd jackets or a suit. I'm clueless on the maker, but it could have been made for the European market. Sorry!
Anyone help me with this? I know the label and can't remember the maker. This is on a Hugo Boss Baldessarini.
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FacisDoes anyone know this tag? Found on an Ike Behar SC.
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Hi i got a suit with this tag too! do u know which manufacturer it is now? thx!
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Old Caruso, correct me if I'm wrong.
I think I've seen one or two, but I can't remember if they were on odd jackets or a suit. I'm clueless on the maker, but it could have been made for the European market. Sorry!
Anyone help me with this? I know the label and can't remember the maker. This is on a Hugo Boss Baldessarini.
Old Caruso, correct me if I'm wrong.
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Looks like a label to meIs this anything?
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That's what I was told last time I asked too. It's a 38S so tell me who makes it now!
Looks like a label to me
That's what I was told last time I asked too. It's a 38S so tell me who makes it now!
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Quote: Can;t help with that one, sorry! Why such a large size though
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Look like Incotex....but made in Italy and not 100% sure. Can anyone verify. Thanks!
+1 for Incotex.
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These are the labels in my Incotex. Made in Italy, though I have another pair that's made in Portugal. These were given to me, so I'm not sure of age, but I'd say they're less than three years old.
Look like Incotex....but made in Italy and not 100% sure. Can anyone verify. Thanks!
These are the labels in my Incotex. Made in Italy, though I have another pair that's made in Portugal. These were given to me, so I'm not sure of age, but I'd say they're less than three years old.
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