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Originally posted by Patentleathershoes
I don;t know what advice i could offer without seeing a photo of the coat.
However, items that are from the 60s or the earlier part of the 70s are generally a bit more desirable because Monsieur Cardin would have more of a hand in the design versus the more licensed era of the late 70s, 80s. 90s
The "Creation Pierre Cardin" label in particular is usually a good indicator..but it is not the only label to look for.
There is a good representation of labels in the label resource to date it as far as establishing the timeframe that it was made in. To me knowledge, there is not as many "fakes" out there as there are just licensed products. He was a good businessman/marketer of his name and some licensed products are low quality, but some are very high.
The other thing - if you really like it and think it would be a striking addition to your wardrobe - if you are collecting to wear and not put away for posterity...even if it was licensed..i wouldn't spend a fortune on it but personally i would say why not but that's just me.