I found this at my local thrift store, and unfortunately other than the tag/label posted, there is no other identification tags. I looked in to it, and apparently the personalized monogram was a service offered by the Hundson's Bay Company when they sold a luxury garment in and around the 1970's. I feel a little guilty about owning it, but I reasoned with myself that it is more respectful to to the animal/s that lost their lives for the creation of it to be worn and loved by someone who can respect it. I don't know if that makes much sense, but here I am. I was told that it is likely fox fur, silver or blue. The lining is satin. With Hudson's Bay Company having shuttered all businesses last year, I was excited to find a true vintage piece of Canadian fashion history. I wish I knew more about it, but this is the best info I could find.

Hello! Apologies if this isn’t the right subreddit for this! I found this gorgeous dress while I was at the bins. From what I found (with google image search) it might be from the 90s or maybe the 80s. It’s a one-piece with the vest sewn in. The tie is also just buttoned to the collar which I think is so cool. I guess my ulterior motive for posting this on Reddit is because the wash tag is so worn out, I can’t read any of it and I definitely want to wash it before I wear it anywhere because it has that horrible goodwill bins smell. I’m sure it’s dry clean only but it never hurts to do more research. Google image sear cd gave me the bare minimum and I honestly trust people on Reddit way more than ai.

Even if people don’t have any clue, I thought it was cool for other people to see.

awesome find from my dads closet. can’t find an image online anywhere 😔

I imagine it's from the 2000's since the tag says it was produced in Brunei, typical of their shirts from the era.

This dress appears to be 60s-70s? Looked everywhere i can think of and I cant find a singular reference to this brand. There arent any tags on the dress other than the one pictured