Victoria's Secret tag inside piece...question.

[Misty]

Hi. So I have a whole lot of Victoria's Secret lingerie and I have come across something I have not seen before. I have white labels inside, pink, gold but I came across my first red one. I tried to Google it to learn something and all I get in about red tag sale items! LOL

Does anyone know anything about red labels/tags? Thanks.

 

[BlackLotusVintage]

Hi. So I have a whole lot of Victoria's Secret lingerie and I have come across something I have not seen before. I have white labels inside, pink, gold but I came across my first red one. I tried to Google it to learn something and all I get in about red tag sale items! LOL

Does anyone know anything about red labels/tags? Thanks.

Hi Misty! This is super interesting! I am always looking to add to my knowledge of Victoria's secret labels. I personally have not seen this one before. I will say it appears to be a modern label, based on the font and placement of the tags. Can you add a photo of the other tags and the writing on them? Most VS pieces have a number code which will tell you the date of manufacturing (it's usually small and under the care information).

 

[poshthreads]

Hi Misty - I haven’t seen this particular label either. I agree with Jolene about the font and tag style being modern. Can you take a picture of the bottom hidden label? That may shed more light on the era. As Jolene mentioned, the number code may contain dating info.

 

[Circa Vintage Clothing]

I, too, haven't seen that label but from the uniform colour appearance, I would be considering whether the garment has been dyed. It appears to be a very dark shade, even black, but a red dye over another colour, depending on the original shade, might produce something very dark like this.

Nicole

 

[BlackLotusVintage]

I, too, haven't seen that label but from the uniform colour appearance, I would be considering whether the garment has been dyed. It appears to be a very dark shade, even black, but a red dye over another colour, depending on the original shade, might produce something very dark like this.

Nicole

That crossed my mind as well, but being the garment appears black I wasn't sure. Def a possibility!

 

[dollsntrolls]

Dye bleed from something else - that is very, very saturated. And, a black synthetic garment would be totally unfazed by that amount of red dye!