Calling all Pucci experts!

[leilani01]

[FONT=&quot]Does Pucci make the same design in different materials?[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Here’s my dilemma: In March, I saw a beautiful blue and white Pucci scarf “Corallo” at the Las Vegas Saks. Since it would have been my first luxury scarf purchase and I was unsure about whether I’d get enough use per wear, I passed on it. Fast forward to last week: I popped into Loehmann’s and saw this scarf and purchased it for a very, very good price. However, I’m now having second thoughts about its authenticity since I thought the scarf I saw in Saks was made of a “hefty” silk satin/twill while my Loehmann’s purchase feels lighter, almost like silk chiffon. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Also there are @ 20 “Emilio” printed throughout the scarf. Is this normal?[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Pucci also made the “Corallo” in fuchsia and white and that color combination definitely feels like silk satin/twill with a nice weight and beautiful drape.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Would greatly appreciate any opinions/advice, etc. [/FONT]

 

[leilani01]

Here are pictures of both Corallo prints in blue and white and fuchsia and white. Pix. are from department store websites.

 

[mal]

Yes, I have seen them use the same print on various fabrics and have seen several fabrics used for scarves. I love Pucci!

 

[LOOKINGOOD35]

Let us know how this turns out.

 

[leilani01]

Duplicate.

 

[leilani01]

Yes, I have seen them use the same print on various fabrics and have seen several fabrics used for scarves. I love Pucci!

Let us know how this turns out.

Sorry for the very belated update with my authentication dilemma!

Mal, Lookingood35 – Thanks for your concern and insight into ways of Pucci.

The good news: I’m about 99.99% sure that my blue and white Corallo scarf is genuine! Thanks to a kind and knowledgeable tPFer ( special shoutout for jburgh) who helped me scrutinize the details and a visit to my local boutique (in Nov) to get a feel for their different weights/fabrics, I felt quite reassured and opted to keep the scarf.

Interestingly, when I finally wore the Corallo the other day and swung by the same Pucci boutique, the SAs didn’t seem to notice anything amiss. One of them even complimented my scarf which I interpreted as a very good sign.