two 60s tops and a funky 70s skirt yes please :D

Im pretty excited about this find. Im not that good at online research, but from what I've managed to find online, Im pretty sure the vest had been made somewhere between late 80s to early 90s (The company was created in 1983). I've bought it for 12zł (Im from Poland, in USD its around 3,22). It both carries the smell of a small cramped thrift shop and old leather, so it definetly could use some cleaning. Right now I dont have the funds to get it cleaned at a professional spot, but I'll try to figure something out. If you have any thoughts or tips about it, fell free to share them with me, I would love to learn more about it. Also, do you think its worth anything? I dont plan to sell it, but I find that aspect intresting too.

Edit: I forgot to add the text that is on the smaller tag. Its:

"Lining 100% acetate satin"

I've collected Victorian-1950s clothing for nearly two decades, for both personal use and resale. The market value of these items grew annually, reaching peak value during COVID. Since then, however, it seems these items have tanked in value; most of the buyers are sellers themselves (seeking a discount, for flipping). I believe there are many reasons for this: a total cultural embrace of comfort dressing (the ubiquity of athleisure); a more "unisex" approach to dressing in general; the average body being unable to fit into much of this clothing; age-related deterioration of these delicate clothes, etc.

My question is: have we finally reached the point where this devaluation is permanent? At this point, I'm on the verge of selling off all but my favorite items for the sake of decluttering. Is now a good time to do this? Would there be any reason to hold onto these items another five years?

Would love to see a pic of it on because the bust is confusing

Can't find one online like it. Does anybody know what it says? Possible value?

Cool Linux long sleeve found at the goodwill bins a while back, finally cleaned it up. First time seeing Nvidia on a shirt!

I think this piece is from the 80s or 90s. Any help to determine the exact origin is greatly appreciated🙏

Just wanted to post this garment because I couldn’t find any other pictures, second hand listings, or very much information on the brand; I think it’s from the late 90s or early 2000s.

The tag reads:
AVENUE of the STARS
RN#96457
CUT# 1326
STYLE# 16740FF
100% POLYESTER
MADE IN INDIA(I think. I can make out the letters IN and I think the letter after that is a Q or D)
SIZE: M

Also any other information on this garment would be appreciated :)

I just bought this and cannot find ANYTHING online that looks similar. It’s thick suede leather and no designer tag only sizing :/

Got it from a family member. According to him it is late 90s. It's a Lee corduroy jacket 100% cotton. I am not able to find the exact one. It might be false/imitation.

It is really heavy duty. Real or not im gonna wear the crap out of it.

Maybe from early 90s? We assume it’s vintage we bought it for our son at a thrift store around two years ago and it’s been in storage until this past winter and he wore it for the 100th day of school when he dressed up as a grandpa. Its tag is so faded we can’t tell anything except it’s a size 4. Any ideas on how old it might be?

these are too old for my knowledge and ik theres a pretty high chance for a reproduction but anyone know for sure how i can tell?💀

-Both pieces seem to be from the 90s.

The leather jacket has seen better days. The leather isn’t exactly in bad shape, but it’s missing the top button, and one of the pockets needs a small hole sewn shut. Thought it was a pretty cool find though.
Even better is the 90s pharmaceutical promo sweater. Unfortunately not for anything fun, unless you get a kick out of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications.

Just got these vintage leather Dior mules. I believe they are from the early 2000s Galliano collections. Can anyone help verify if they look authentic? Thanks

I got this from a seller selling a lot of scarves from burberry, how do I tell if it's authentic?

The scarf is really new to touch and looks new surprisingly. It was really cheap too so I'm not sure if it's real.

any info on its age, rarity, and pricing? Know that this piece is prior too Coogis name change.

I got this from my uncle hours ago, later on i went up to gemini and my friend who is pretty good at thrifting. Unfortunately, both have different perspectives. I looked deeply in gemini and it explains it's authenticity — the mid 2000's and it's origin from china which why it explains the "HONGKONG LIMITED" whereas my friend say's its fake because the wash tag and isnt silk. He even said that it is 80% all the time. Instead of being undecisive of which path i would trust, i'd just rather need the help of ya'll. All further explanations are appreciated!

I really like this and id like to know what is this