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Polo Ralph Lauren Labels Help

Holdfast

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This is not the current Polo tag, for sure. Both the Polo font and the mitred corner are wrong. The way it's attached to the lining is different too. For comparison, a recent Polo label from one of my auctions:

However, I have no idea whether they USED to look like that.
 

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Originally Posted by Patriotsgrrl
I was wondering if anyone could tell me about this label. Someone said it was not a real Ralph Lauren because of the mitered corner. Is this true???

http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/3/3/1...67454044_o.jpg



I think that is valid, their tags have changed so much that I date that to the made in USA days but it is hard to tell without seeing the whole garment
 

A Guy from Shanghai

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Originally Posted by rssmsvc
I think that is valid, their tags have changed so much that I date that to the made in USA days but it is hard to tell without seeing the whole garment

Yes I have to agree with rssmsvc. Think logically, if the suit is a counterfeit made by a 3rd world country, then why the manufacturer went through all the troubles by making tags with a mitered corner? And judging by how uniform these stitches are, it does not look like the tag was attached on the suit lining by an amature.

Holdfast is right about the suit is definitly not the current model (by Corneliani). With current RL Polo line, the way the tag is attached is a "zig-zag" type of stitches vs the straight stitches displayed in the picture.

Ask the seller to show you the tag inside the pocket. And that will give you more information.
 

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Thank you all so much! Actually, I have to tell you that the suit was MY listing. I received a nasty email from the buyer stating that it wasn't authentic and that the lining was wrong and that it wasn't made by Corneliani etc. I was stunned but I did assure him that he could send it back for a full refund. He actually said he wanted a refund before I get the package. (strange) But I do thank you for your imput, if it is indeed not authentic, it wasn't intentional. Here is the listing......... http://cgi.ebay.com/320154091535. ...en I tried to upload the listing. But thanks!
 

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Originally Posted by Patriotsgrrl
Thank you all so much! Actually, I have to tell you that the suit was MY listing. I received a nasty email from the buyer stating that it wasn't authentic and that the lining was wrong and that it wasn't made by Corneliani etc. I was stunned but I did assure him that he could send it back for a full refund. He actually said he wanted a refund before I get the package. (strange) But I do thank you for your imput, if it is indeed not authentic, it wasn't intentional. Here is the listing......... http://cgi.ebay.com/320154091535. F..._james_shen/IMG_5143.jpg']Here is the picture
 

Patriotsgrrl

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Thanks so much for your imput! You helped out alot
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Originally Posted by Patriotsgrrl
Thank you all so much! Actually, I have to tell you that the suit was MY listing. I received a nasty email from the buyer stating that it wasn't authentic and that the lining was wrong and that it wasn't made by Corneliani etc. I was stunned but I did assure him that he could send it back for a full refund. He actually said he wanted a refund before I get the package. (strange) But I do thank you for your imput, if it is indeed not authentic, it wasn't intentional. Here is the listing......... http://cgi.ebay.com/320154091535. F...it was a fake, why the hell did he bid on it?
 

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