Reference: Guide to Hermes Scarves
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well. . im not quoting the label. . it's out in the car . . I was more concerned about a BLACK LABEL. . and the fact that it says MADE IN PARIS instead of MADE IN FRANCE . . .has anyone seen this label ?
I was wondering if any of you know the name of this scarf. I love how it looks and want my SA to hunt down one for me. I'm not sure why the H website doesn't list the names of the scarves
http://usa.hermes.com/webapp/wcs/st...CategoryId=10707&topCategoryId=10702&nbItem=0
BTW, how do you scarf experts know the names of the scarves, the designers, and the year of production? Do you get the info from the H scarf booklets (I only have a couple) or do you have a different source. I feel kinda dumb
ush: reading your posts and not knowing which designs you're talking about.
http://usa.hermes.com/webapp/wcs/st...CategoryId=10707&topCategoryId=10702&nbItem=0
BTW, how do you scarf experts know the names of the scarves, the designers, and the year of production? Do you get the info from the H scarf booklets (I only have a couple) or do you have a different source. I feel kinda dumb
ush: reading your posts and not knowing which designs you're talking about.
I thought the name of that one was En Duo. It's pretty, and well-executed graphically, IMO.
I was under the impression that the website omits details so that they don't help counterfeiters. The scarf booklets are slightly more detailed, but they still keep lots of information out.
I was under the impression that the website omits details so that they don't help counterfeiters. The scarf booklets are slightly more detailed, but they still keep lots of information out.
gga & hello, thanks for the info. so this scarf is from the current collection. it reminds me of the ribbon we used in rhythmic gymnastics when I was younger.
i only have 3 H scarves right now but would love to expand my collection. are the databases you mentioned accesible by the lay public or do you have to be a member of some sort?
i only have 3 H scarves right now but would love to expand my collection. are the databases you mentioned accesible by the lay public or do you have to be a member of some sort?
I have no idea whether this design has been counterfeited or not, but there is an H scarf in that pattern. It's called "Plats et Desserts." I don't know the designer. Does any scarf fiend here know who designed it?
Anyway, it's a really great scarf. I'm currently coveting one desperately.
Anyway, it's a really great scarf. I'm currently coveting one desperately.
Thanks, hello.
I hope you find a reference for it. I know the name and that it was most probably inspired by the illustrations from 19th century French etiquette/food service/gastronomie sorts of books. It's evocative, but not exactly like any given reference I can think of right now.
I love scarves.
I hope you find a reference for it. I know the name and that it was most probably inspired by the illustrations from 19th century French etiquette/food service/gastronomie sorts of books. It's evocative, but not exactly like any given reference I can think of right now.
I love scarves.
