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Christian Dior blazer

Discussion in 'PUBLIC Vintage Chatter - Anything and everything' started by superhemi66, Sep 17, 2019.

  1. superhemi66

    superhemi66 Registered Guest

    I recently purchased a vintage Christian Dior double breasted blazer. Anyone know when and where it was made? Also any info on the Jimmy Stewart's New Orleans label also on the garment?
     

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  2. Are there any labels in the lining pockets? My guess is it was made in the USA. We have the CD label in our resource as 70s.
    Hard to see the exact silhouette of the jacket to be sure of the period. A complete front and back photo would help. Being a mens
    jacket, buttoning on the opposite side would also help.
     
  3. superhemi66

    superhemi66 Registered Guest

    Took these today. On the made for JImmy Stewart's New Orleans label, I googled it and the only thing I came up with was a man named Jimmy Stewart who was drafted by the New Orleans Saint in 1977. sine then I've been wondering if this may have been a blazer that actually belonged to him.
     

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  4. superhemi66

    superhemi66 Registered Guest

    Also, the blazer is black in color. I used the flash function on my phone when I took the photos> It shows more detail that way.
     
  5. superhemi66

    superhemi66 Registered Guest

    Made a mistake. This label was on the inside of the left liner pocket, in the right. Sorry for the mix up.
     

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  6. Thanks for the extra photos. Still difficult to see the silhouette but the ACTWU label is more modern than 70s, I think. Look forward to what others have to say.

    Jimmy Stewart’s was likely a haberdashery in New Orleans.
     
  7. superhemi66

    superhemi66 Registered Guest

    Don't guess it was owned by the football player or the actor.
     
  8. Highly doubt it. Those type of “made expressly for...” labels were, and are, seen on many different haberdasheries.
     
    Last edited: Oct 9, 2019
  9. bycinbyhand

    bycinbyhand VFG Member

    I would contact https://www.hnoc.org for more info about the store. Jimmy Stewart's was likely that, a store.
     
  10. superhemi66

    superhemi66 Registered Guest

    I emailed jeff's haberdashery new orleans website abut the jacket. Got a reply that they never heard of a store named Jimmy Stewart's in new orleans. They said it was probably made of an individual.
     

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