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Possibly a Made in USA Charvet? Or is it stated on the main label if that is the case?Originally Posted by UncleCozy
The marsupials stapled the price tag to the collar so there's a small hole, as can be seen in the photo, but other than that it's fine. Will let it go cheap due to that. French cuffs.Originally Posted by Navi
We'd need to see the whole tie, lining, fabric tag, etc. Doesn't look right to me, though. But I dont have much experience with old charvet.Originally Posted by idfnl
I am also from NYC, and the thrifting is rough. However, we have tons of stores, but who has the time to get to them all. I average one good item every 5 visits and a great item every ten. I am a medical student currently studying for step 2, after thats done I plan to hit about 25 stores in one day, over all five boroughs.Originally Posted by RebelWithACause
Doesn't seem right to me either. There is no sign of a fabric tag,or country. Anyway here is a photo of the tie, and the inside. If its fake, oh well It was 50 cents.Originally Posted by dkoernert
No chance that's real. Its also not in very good condition...Originally Posted by idfnl
+1 i take back my earlier assumption, thats totally fake.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
who can tell me when armani collezioni split from the main giorgio armani (le collezioni) line?Originally Posted by Handcuffed
I remembered seeing your post of these in this thread and spotted a pair on the shelf at the local GW.Originally Posted by Wolfador
Those are TrickersOriginally Posted by idfnl
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