**Post Labels for the LABEL RESOURCE Here** 2022

Claire McCardell label.
In a pair of 1950s cotton gloves.

Added to the LR 2/04/22
Thanks, Suzanne!

 

Majorca, L. C. Mae, California
1950's Wool Swing Coat

Added to the LR 2/09/22
Thanks, Cynthia!

 

I have just found my first piece of vintage clothing whilst shopping in a charity shop
I have found some info re the label
Maureen Baker London but notice you do not have an image in your label resources

I attach some images of the label and the coat.
I would very much like to find out more about the item if anyone can help.

Added to the LR 2/12/22
Thank you, Shane!

 

I didn't see this particular label for DVF...
It looks to be part of an ensemble, but I only found the dress coat. Fabric is acetate with nylon lining. I think it's from the 80s or 90s per union label.
~ Nostalgia ~
Added to the LR 3/10/22
Thank you!

 

70s Alfred Angelo

ADDED TO THE LR 2-21-22, THANKS CYNTHIA!

 

I thought I had submitted this bio with tags years ago, but in dusting off my small & ancient blog, it looks like not. The labels are smaller than ideal, but hopefully usable. Unfortunately, the shirts sold years ago so I can't go back and reshoot.

Nat Nast was called “The King of Bowling Shirts”, and is believed to have produced the very first bowling shirts when he started his company in Kansas City Missouri in 1946. Nat Nast created the first shirts with inverted pleats, known as the Action Back. The shirts were made out of washable rayon and the company eventually specialized in customized embroidery for colleges and universities as well as bowling teams and their sponsors across the USA. The Nat Nast company was sold in the 1970s. A revival of sorts came about in 2000 when his two daughters started Nat Nast Luxury Originals, basing their designs on their father’s iconic shirts but adding embroidered artwork.

I believe these are both 50s vintage, the pink a bit earlier than the blue.

Added to the LR 3/10/22
Thanks, Mags!

 

I'm back! This time with a Brent label - they were a division of Montgomery Wards. It's a little weird when you think about it that both Penneys and Wards had Brent-somethings under their umbrella. Anyway. A 49er style men's jacket, I'm thinking solid 50s.

Added to the LR 3/10/22
Thanks, Mags!

 

Early 60s "Sport Whirl by Jeanne Campbell" dress label.

There is also a secondary ILGWU label, used from late 50s to early 60s.

Added to the LR 3/15/22
Thank you, Laura!

 

Feels appropriate to hand over this label - VIO BIO Paris by Roby Sasson is an important contributing designer to the New Wave movement late 70s early 80s. This cotton blouse and has a straight jacket look but with plenty of movement. He is active on Facebook and messaged me directly, but has not responded since. He HAS responded directly in one of the forums in 2018 and commented on several items of his. I feel he should be added to the permanent catalog. Thank you!
Please contribute @NancySUXSVintage

Links removed please see forum rules

Emily O.. I sent you a PM.

 

Hi! Here is a picture of the Paul Jason label I have submitted for inclusion.
Retrieved for the LR 3/31/22
Thank you, Maëlys!

 

Here's a Bobbie Brooks division label I forgot to submit back when I was taking the photos some years ago. It's a NOS late 60s/early 70s set with shirtjac and wide legged cuffed pants.

ADDED TO THE LR 4-1-22, THANKS MAGGIE!

 

1960's
Silk velvet dress
Same label on a dress found here: LINK REMOVED
All Aboard Charity

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1940s jacket by Lois Russell Hawaii. Thanks to @Vintagiality I know that she designed under her own name from 1941 to 1953, and came out of retirement 8 years later to design as "Lois Russell for Malihini".

 

Re. Additional photo requested for:
1960's
Silk velvet dress
Same label on a dress found here: LINK REMOVED
All Aboard Charity

 

1) 1923 Jantzen Swimsuit label
(2) Wool Swimming Suit
(3) attached
(4) This is the earliest Jantzen swimming suit label I have found. The Jantzen tag font is consistent with script used in 1923. Though the classic red diving girl was already being used in advertising, she is not yet present on the leg of the suits or on the label.
(5) Please credit Kristin Wojkowski of Vintage.Swimwear.Collection on IG

Added to the LR 4/13/22.
Thank you Kristin!

 

Submitting this Cole of CA label from the 40s
ADDED TO THE LR 4-22-22, THANKS JENN!

 

Submitting this Miss Donna tag because it's a division of Nelly Don. I would date this to 70s...because colors!
ADDED TO THE LR 4-22-22, THANKS JENN!

 

Corduroy knickers, late 70s/early 80s
Rose Hips Esprit

 

Here is one for the Novelty Label Resource.

Early 1950s Hat label "The Mad Hatter ". New York City millinery Shop.