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Could anyone help me please? I am trying to work out which season Hermès produced the Tyger, Tyger cashmere/silk 140 shawl? I would like to know all of the colourways that were produced and any other information about them. Thanks in advance!
 
Could anyone help me please? I am trying to work out which season Hermès produced the Tyger, Tyger cashmere/silk 140 shawl? I would like to know all of the colourways that were produced and any other information about them. Thanks in advance!
It was AW 2015. I have the bleu nuit from that season, but I think you can still find the old scarf thread on tpf with more details.
 
I found an old thread for Tyger, Tyger but none of the images load now, which is a shame. Also, the search on here doesn't seem to go back to 2015. Has anyone else any ideas for where I might find images of the cashmere/silk colourways? I should have saved them back then!
 
I found an old thread for Tyger, Tyger but none of the images load now, which is a shame. Also, the search on here doesn't seem to go back to 2015. Has anyone else any ideas for where I might find images of the cashmere/silk colourways? I should have saved them back then!

Some pics are still there. You will just have to scroll through


The Alilce Shirley fan club is still showing most

 
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Some pics are still there. You will just have to scroll through


The Alilce Shirley fan club is still showing most

Thank you so much!
 
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Hello everyone,

I’m seeking insight into the possible era and history of a vintage Hermès Carré 90 scarf I recently purchased.
The design is *“Les Clés (The Keys)”*, with a white base and bordeaux tones.

What’s puzzling is that the scarf has:
- A small white care tag marked “100% SOIE” (typically seen in scarves from the 1950s–60s), and
- A © copyright mark printed directly in the design (commonly appearing in the 1970s–80s)

This combination of early-style care tag and later-era copyright makes me wonder:
- Was this scarf produced during a transitional period?
- Or could it be reconstructed or altered at some point?

I previously posted this question in the scarf authentication thread, but was kindly informed by a moderator that it did not fit that category and should be asked elsewhere.

I’m not necessarily asking for authentication here—rather, I’m hoping to learn whether others have seen similar combinations, and to better understand how Hermès care tags and copyright marks have evolved over the decades.

Thank you so much for your time and help. I’ve attached photos for reference.
 

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