Emilio Pucci Vintage Scarf - Never Used - but no Tags

Regan Hentz

Regan Hentz

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Hi All - new to this site and to vintage products! I'm trying to buy a vintage 1970s Emilio Pucci scarf and while it's in the original packing - the scarf has no labels sewn into the scarf, ie the Emilio Pucci tag, washing instructions and material tag. The seller insists it's authentic and original. Again - I'm new so I'm leery of buying anything without tags. Any insight you have would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks - RAH
 
Welcome to the VFG! On what basis is the seller identifying the scarf as Pucci? Sometimes I believe he used his name as part of the print.
 
mags_rags said:
Welcome to the VFG! On what basis is the seller identifying the scarf as Pucci? Sometimes I believe he used his name as part of the print.
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Thank you for response! The seller is selling as authentic EP as it comes in the original retail packaging from 1970s. Yes - EP's name is in the scarf and it does appear to be beautifully kept and never used. It's just the lack of any labels sewn in that has me concerned.
 
Hey I also have this one, got it from a friend...But I was wondering if its authentic cuz there's no label at all just the name Emilio written all over the scarf. Hope someone will help.
 

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Hmmm tough one. Depends on the price really. If it's sensible I would buy it and do the research later. But if it has no tags, but there's a box... I don't know... and it's expensive. I would be cautious. It's a risk. I wouldn't buy anything without tags or labels if I wouldn't be sure (seen a photo of the same thing with a tag or on a model, runway ad etc) because you're making it harder on yourself to resell it in the future.
 
Katarzyna said:
Hmmm tough one. Depends on the price really. If it's sensible I would buy it and do the research later. But if it has no tags, but there's a box... I don't know... and it's expensive. I would be cautious. It's a risk. I wouldn't buy anything without tags or labels if I wouldn't be sure (seen a photo of the same thing with a tag or on a model, runway ad etc) because you're making it harder on yourself to resell it in the future.
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I got it long ago from a millionaire friend so I doubt it's fake but it's possible... I wanted to sell it but everyone will be skeptical cuz there's no label
 
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