Hermes scarves new season information

[*vanessa*loredano*]

I'm looking more closely at a scarf that I bought last month at the Hermes in Paris - particularly at the tags.

Back in the day, we could assure everybody that if the tag had anything on it that wasn't in French or English, the scarf was definitely counterfeit.

My new scarf - tag says 100% silk - seda - seta - seide

Dry Clean Only

Limipeza en Seco

Pulitura a Secco

Trockenreinigung

Everything in French is on the reverse side of the tag.

So much for hard and fast rules, eh?

I think we can assume that this change went into effect this season, but I'm not betting the farm that this is true!

warmest regards to all,

Vanessa

[jsales0]

Agree and TY for posting Vanessa-that’s exactly why I try and look at the item, construction and material first before going to fonts and labels. Ofcourse there are so many items that the reverse is true like that vintage Dior hat but IMO looking first at materials, stitching, etc is a more telling means to authentication.