Another amazing find from the basement of my local thrift (the same place I scored that vintage Sears shooting jacket a few weeks ago), the rear-buckle on the back shows 0 signs of wear so I wonder if it was ever used. All buttons accounted for, it's a little big on me and it weighs a tonne, will certainly keep me warm when winter rolls around again.
This is the jacket, it also came with matching pants, though there are a few holes in them. Does anyone know anything about this? It’s the cutest 1930s children’s snow suit!
I found these two shirts the other day while thrifting and I’m unsure if they’re real or fake. The Led Zeppelin one seems real, but a few things that are off to me is the fact that it’s double stitched and I think the Winterland tag is off for being a 1984 shirt. It does have a paper tag underneath though. And the Aerosmith tshirt seems fake because of the Giant tag and the tag underneath it as well.
Could not find information on the stenciled tag or something with a little square of fabric tacked above the label.
I found this vintage Mt. Hood, Oregon t-shirt from 1993 for only £6.00! I love it!
This is in excellent condition and has been in the family over 90 years. Any information appreciated.
Not sure if this is a true vintage Winterland or not. Just want some extra opinions!
I’ve found plenty of vintage Bass Pro hats online, but I’m struggling to find this exact design or anything very close to it.
Details:
- suede / suede-like material
- snapback
- rope detail across the brim
- Bass Pro Shops patch with “National Headquarters Springfield, MO”
- tag says 55% cotton / 45% rayon
- Made in Korea
- looks like 80s/90s to me
Would appreciate any insight on whether this style is actually rare or just uncommon.
Thanks.
Numerous searches on vintage sports archives, Depop, Reddit, Google/Lens, etc can’t seem to point me in the right location.
Searches have given me potential estimates in the 70s, 80s, and 90s; however, the only detailed information on the tag and era I’ve found mentioned that the tag style, “Made in U.S.A.” text, “For Care See Reverse” text, and absence of a separate tag specifically for care instructions all point towards the 1970s. From what I’ve read, separate tags for care instructions were made mandatory after 1972. *IF* that is true, that would mean this would have to be from 1971/1972 at the latest… The general condition makes me feel like that’s impossible, then again, the overall look and feel of the tag, as well as the look of the velcro on the middle pouch all lead me to believe it could be true. I could not find a single listing of this same silhouette. Lens mentioned a “batting cage practice jacket” as well as a “half zip anorak jacket”. Looks like it could’ve been a groundskeepers jacket? No listings of this specific piece after searching for any of those. If anyone has any further information on this specific piece, please let me know. Any and all help is appreciated.
(Side note… I found this at my local Goodwill in 2024 and it’s sat in my closet ever since. I’m from the home of the Little League World Series. Not sure if that may give more insight as to the authenticity and origins of this.)
Can't find anything about the brand or jacket, tried reverse searching, ai, Google lens and I'm honestly not sure what I picked up. Seems like its early 2000s or late 90s, but im not so knowledgable on stuff like this. Don't even know if it's real or fake. Regardless, I think it's a really cool piece and wanted to share it with yous
Went thrifting today and found this pair of heavy-duty cargo pants. They’re incredibly sturdy and well made, obviously well-loved and worn, but still in great shape. I didn’t even recognize that it was GAP until much later, since I’ve never seen them have this kind of tag before.
I’m assuming they’re maybe from the 90s, but I’m not good at dating this kind of thing, and Google didn’t help much. Can anyone help me out?
Picked these early 80s toddler osh kosh denim jeans up. Have these cool frills on the sides. Been accumulating vintage pieces for my son (due in Aug) it will be a few years before he's wearing these though.
Snagged them for 50 cents. Love the fades and light distressing. The denim quality is amazing for kids pants. He'll be the coolest kids on the block.
Did not expect a designer find at my local thrift store! Near mint wool skirt suit, I’m guessing 80’s based on the style of the jacket? I actually bought it just for the jacket (not to be worn as a suit), but the skirt fits too! I would wear them separately. The tailoring is superb. I was considering reselling, but the jacket is just so classic I don’t think I could part with it. It was $100 for the set.
If anyone knows anything more about the designer/year? Maybe it’s a Karl Lagerfeld?
Beautiful 1950s Christian Dior dress! The lovely people of this subreddit helped me get it the correct way on :)
Can anyone help identify an era and identify what this shirt/jersey is? I am guessing 50/60s blank football jersey blank.
Hey everyone! Found this gem of a jumpsuit today, had no idea what I was purchasing until I got home and looked it up. I just thought it was different and I’m a sucker for silk. Apparently it’s a work cut which is super rare, anyone who has any info on it I’d love to hear!
No tags. Also, does anyone know why the stitching goes over the collar on one side but not the other?
I bought these second hand wranglers recently, and I really like them but I am a bit confused about what decade they're from. The tag looks like it's from the 70s but the patch on the back pocket is plastic, not leather. Did they actually start doing that this long ago, or are these more recent than I thought?
Cool find today, a pair of Bleu de travaille work pants from the 80’s.
Branded « le Laboureur », made in France.
The pants are in very heavy fabric, probably moleskine but could also be produced in thick twill fabric.
Beautiful condition too, no repairs, only a very slight fade.
Thought I would share here.