Need help identifying this garment’s make or age or anything!

[tiger-lily]

Hello all!
Please let me know if this is inappropriate or the wrong way of posting, it’s my first time!
Recently my mum bought a beautiful pearlescent mini jacket from our local vintage store and unfortunately someone has cut out the labels besides a unique sizing label. I’ve tried googling and image searching and scouring the internet for anything but unfortunately I’ve been unlucky in my findings! I’ve left a picture below in case anyone recognises it!
Thank you for your help!!

 

[BlackLotusVintage]

It's beautiful! It looks to be a 1950's piece possibly late 50's. The little size tag is similar to a lot of other pieces out there, I am not sure anyone specifically used the little globe tag. In any case it is a classic design and style. The embellishments look intact and that is wonderful, a great find!

 

[tiger-lily]

Thank you so much! We had a similar thought as well, having you say that helps to narrow it all down. Would you know about distinguishing traits or factors of places it could be made in terms of country or region?

 

[tiger-lily]

I forgot to add it has a ‘Swift’ zip! My mum has looked into it and it is no longer being produced!

 

[The Vintage Vendeuse]

Beaded/sequined cardigans were popular during the 1950s/60s.
Yours looks like it may be wool? It also appears someone sometime may have tried to wash it and it shrank? Though perhaps it wouldn't appear that way to me if more detailed photos were provided, including some of the inside, and of the garment laying flat or on a mannequin or person.

 

[Rue_de_la_Paix]

Are the white beads and the pearly longish beads made of glass? Or plastic? It does look 50s 60s in style, but they made these again in the 1980s and early 1990s too. Does it zip up the front or does it have other closures?

 

[dollsntrolls]

I don't think the early ones had zippers - usually buttons or hook and eyes. That makes me think 80s, and made in Hong Kong, (plus Taiwan and Korea) those were the central locations for mass-beaded garments, in the 80s. All Hong Kong in the 50s-60s.