FASHIONED made in Tawain unique tops
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bycinbyhand
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I do! Used to wear 'em in grammar school... 1967 or so
annieelizabeth27
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Oh my gosh!! I love that so much! Thank you so much for sharing
bycinbyhand
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It was my favorite after school top - with overalls! ha haOh my gosh!! I love that so much! Thank you so much for sharing
annieelizabeth27
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So cute!! I’m going to wear it that way
that sounds like such a cute outfit
bycinbyhand
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Have a blast in your cute outfit - I did! ha ha. I have a picture of me somewhere in it... I'll look around.So cute!! I’m going to wear it that way
annieelizabeth27
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If you find a photo I would LOVE to see it!!
plousia
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This is a slightly off-topic question, and please let me know if I should not post it here, but does "made in Taiwan" have any indications for dating of an item? I recently found some metal aviator sunglasses that I think may be from the 70s which are marked "made in Taiwan", and I was wondering if that narrowed down a timeframe for them.
As far as I know, Taiwan was big-ish for textile production and other things sort of 70s-80s, maybe already in the 60s ? Definitely before "Made in China" became a thing - and we all know why. I would say if you find clothing etc. marked "made in Taiwan" chances are it's vintage, buf of course that's not a rule .
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plousia
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As far as I know, Taiwan was big-ish for textile production and other things sort of 70s-80s, maybe already in the 60s ? Definitely before "Made in China" became a thing - and we all know why. I would say if you find clothing etc. marked "made in Taiwan" chances are it's vintage, buf of course that's not a rule
OK, thank you. The sunglasses definitely look vintage, but I wasn't sure between 70s and 80s. Thought about posting them here but I'm not that interested in the date. This info helps though, thank you.