Deep Rose velvet Prince Charlie jacket and waistcoat

**creagdhubh** · 10th October 12, 12:42 PM

The coatee is indeed my size, but the style and colour is definitely not me.

Cheers,

**Tobus** · 10th October 12, 01:22 PM

Originally Posted by Chas

I don't know, but I have just re-read some of the sales. Apart from the ones advertised as ex-rental, they all seem to be made by 'Gaelic Themes' and 'New without tags'.

Who knows ...

Regards

Chas

I'm not sure how to interpret the "new without tags" description. I see that a lot on eBay, and it always makes me wary. If something is new, why wouldn't it have tags? The only reason I can think of that it would not have tags is if it had been sold and then returned, which means it's not really "new" any longer. Anybody have more light to shed on that?

**Deirachel** · 11th October 12, 12:26 AM

Another possibility, Tobus, is factory over-runs. As the tag in question in "New without Tags" is the price tags, for most clothing, it's the store that put that tag on. If it's a lot of over-runs from the factory being resold individually, then it would not have, nor ever had, tags.

**Tobus** · 11th October 12, 04:47 AM

I'd find it hard to believe that these unique jackets were factory overruns, though.

**sydnie7** · 11th October 12, 08:29 AM

Even the clothing in a store, with tags on, has likely been tried on. And I've taken stuff home then decided to return it, with tags intact. So "new" has a whole range of possible meanings and conditions -- even your "new" car must have a few miles on the odo when you take delivery!

Trade show/salesman's samples?

I will agree that "unique" is an accurate tag LOL