McGregor 666 Top of the six’s label
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Shusteroo
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Hi, there is some info in the label resource on McGregor, which is an American brand... can't see a label which says "top of the sixes", but the general fonts look a lot like your label and some have the same sort of red pattern edging. Could you please provide photo of the actual item? It would help to see the style of the jumper/cardigan...
https://vintagefashionguild.org/resources/item/label/mcgregor/
https://vintagefashionguild.org/resources/item/label/mcgregor/
Shusteroo
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That's quite a classic style, bit hard to date... are there any care/composition labels at all? They might help...
I'm wondering, from looking at the labels in the label resource if it might be 1960s? It seems Top of the Sixes was an iconic New York restaurant... there was a scene in Wolf of Wall Street set there - it was located in the penthouse of a midtown Fifth Avenue Manhattan skyscraper – number 666. Apparently it opened in 1958 so, if McGregors decided to name a line of clothing after it, that would probably sit quite well with the 60s.
It's not a brand I'm familiar, hopefully some of the US members may be more knowledgeable on it...
I'm wondering, from looking at the labels in the label resource if it might be 1960s? It seems Top of the Sixes was an iconic New York restaurant... there was a scene in Wolf of Wall Street set there - it was located in the penthouse of a midtown Fifth Avenue Manhattan skyscraper – number 666. Apparently it opened in 1958 so, if McGregors decided to name a line of clothing after it, that would probably sit quite well with the 60s.
It's not a brand I'm familiar, hopefully some of the US members may be more knowledgeable on it...
anothertimevintageapparel
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I saw a vest on ebay, with the same label.
But, no date or information about the label.
The information from Sarah, is correct about the restaurant in NY.
But, no date or information about the label.
The information from Sarah, is correct about the restaurant in NY.
dollsntrolls
VFG Member
Based on the shape and style, I'm thinking early-to-mid sixties. Is it manmade fibers?
Shusteroo
VFG Member
You're welcome
From my very basic understanding of US clothing labels... the U.S. Care Labelling Rule came into effect in 1971 (I think it became mandatory in 72), it required manufacturers and importers to attach labels to garments. So the fact there isn't a care label, together with the label logo design and restaurant name etc, all tie in well with this being circa 1960s.