Every Juicy Couture color and a special name that corresponds to a number on the tag. The color number is on top right corner of the tag. You can ensure you item is authentic by checking this tag number. Here is a list of the color codes I have thus far.
001: Black
016: Ebony
038: Deep End
039: Puff Puff
040: Smokey
051: Heather Gray
084: Scout
086: Mink
089: Alfred
093: Sean
094: Stewart
097: Silver Lining
100: White
200: Brown
203: Mink
209: Mother Nature
210: Cocoa
211: Driftwood
230: Leather
238: Tucker
239: Bungalow
241: Grant
244: Depp
251: Camel
254: Freckle
256: Mimi
260: Neutral
268: Rope
271: Crème Brulee
273: Angel
274: Putty
285: Palm Beach Sand
286: Dial
290: Carolyn
297: Half Pint
304: Iguana
320: Breakers/Charmaine
326: Neutra
325: Ivy League
330: Betty
331: Renew
332: Vespa
345: Prep
358: Manicured Lawn
363: Nature
370 Cypress
371: Goddard
372: L’ Eau De Nil
374: Nice
385: Lawn Boy
389: Freedom
391: Stem
392: Od
395: Gainsbourg
401: Smokey
414: Lady G
405: Hitch
415: Vanderbilt
424: Biarritz
425: Poolside
429: Peck
435: Newport
441: Frenzy
444: Cupid
449: Light Blue
450: Bali
453: Light
454: Rothchild
471: Pixie
473: Dan
475: First Class
476: Ellie
481: Loyal
488: Chiffon
491: Frosted
495: Concierge
521: Louis V
525: Dreamsicle or Turkish Delight
526: Quincy
527: Haze or Madras
532: Orchid
536: Rebecca
539: Lilac
544: Gracie
549: Headscarf
556: Suspicion
559: Deface
564: Hippie
601: Bordeaux
607: Riot
609: Brighton
625: Astor
627: Case Study
642: Ruby
644: Kim Multi
651: Queen of Hearts
656: Rich Girl
655: Ciclamino
657: Faithful
659: Resort
660: Carnation
669: Trophy Wife
670: Sugared Grapefruit
683: Kim
687: Crystal
691: Zoe Pink
693: Careless
694: Lily
695: Popart
699: Ziggy
720: Flax
740: Dirt Gold
744: Sun Bunny
748: Celeb
754: Daquiri
765: Skaist
810 Swedish Fish
867: Mia
873: Coral
884: Manicure
888: Berenson
907: Willy Wonka
915: Sophia Brown
916: Chocolate Truffle
917: Hirst
934: Free Spirit
938: Mrs. Robinson
940: Gala
945: Pina Colada/Bikini
955: Illusion
956: Naughty
958: Farrah
961: Breathless Blush
963: Sea Shell
964: Frock
969: Whisper
973: Carol
981: Ocean View
991: Socialite
992: Scarlett
994: Passport
Monday, February 23, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Spotting Fake Juicy Couture Labels
Label Information
a. Cut vs. Uncut: Many sellers purchase their Juicy from Sample Sales and department store “seconds” like Off 5th (Saks 5th), Last Chance or The Rack (Nordstroms), and Last Call (Neiman Marcus). In order to prevent full sale retail returns, these stores identify the discounted items, by cutting the labels, marking through the logo with a permanent marker, punching a metal rivet through a discreet part or writing a series of numbers inside a pocket of a bag. If a seller says “the way you can tell my item is authentic is because the tags are cut” this may not be true! How difficult is it to cut a tag?
b. The Evolution of Juicy Labels: Juicy Couture labels come in many shapes and sizes. When looking for the real deal, it is important to be able to identify the shapes, colors and size differences of the labels, and know a little about which labels should be attached to which items. I personally have seen five different generations of Juicy labels. These are attached to the authentic velour, terry cloth, thermal and fleece tracksuits.
1. The first Juicy Couture label was a small 1 inch square of white fabric that simply said “Juicy” on the front and “Made in the Glamorous USA” on the back. If I can find a photo, I will post it! These are very hard to find, as they were at the very beginning of Juicy, before they got picked up by the big department stores.
2. The second generation Juicy label was a long rectangle that said “Juicy Couture” and “Made in the Glamorous USA with the size to the left bottom and nothing on the back. These were ALL WHITE.
3. The third generation Juicy Couture labels began to show the size differences with colors. They had the crest in the middle with “Love P&G” and “Made in the Glamorous USA” and the colors were P (petite) is bright pink, S (small) is orange, M (medium) is tan, L (large) is light green, and XL (extra large) is light blue.
4. The fourth generation Juicy Couture label came about with the spring 2006 line of terry cloth. They kept the same color scheme, but changed P&G to G&P.
5. The fifth and latest generation of Juicy labels are shown below! They will only be on the Spring 2007 and newer Juicy sweats! They say "Made in America of imprted fabrics." From what I have seen, Juicy no longer says "Made in the Glamorous USA."
6. Other Juicy Couture Labels: Most of the fur, silk, handbags, parkas, accessories, belts and jewelry have different labels than those I described. None of these items are made in the glamorous USA, so none should say that on the label. Most have a long pink label that says “Made with Love P&G” or “Have a Juicy Day Love P&G”. Some have a very thin plastic tag sewn onto the label saying “Made in China” or Vietnam, so on. THIS DOES NOT MEAN THE ITEM IS FAKE!
a. Cut vs. Uncut: Many sellers purchase their Juicy from Sample Sales and department store “seconds” like Off 5th (Saks 5th), Last Chance or The Rack (Nordstroms), and Last Call (Neiman Marcus). In order to prevent full sale retail returns, these stores identify the discounted items, by cutting the labels, marking through the logo with a permanent marker, punching a metal rivet through a discreet part or writing a series of numbers inside a pocket of a bag. If a seller says “the way you can tell my item is authentic is because the tags are cut” this may not be true! How difficult is it to cut a tag?
b. The Evolution of Juicy Labels: Juicy Couture labels come in many shapes and sizes. When looking for the real deal, it is important to be able to identify the shapes, colors and size differences of the labels, and know a little about which labels should be attached to which items. I personally have seen five different generations of Juicy labels. These are attached to the authentic velour, terry cloth, thermal and fleece tracksuits.
1. The first Juicy Couture label was a small 1 inch square of white fabric that simply said “Juicy” on the front and “Made in the Glamorous USA” on the back. If I can find a photo, I will post it! These are very hard to find, as they were at the very beginning of Juicy, before they got picked up by the big department stores.
2. The second generation Juicy label was a long rectangle that said “Juicy Couture” and “Made in the Glamorous USA with the size to the left bottom and nothing on the back. These were ALL WHITE.
3. The third generation Juicy Couture labels began to show the size differences with colors. They had the crest in the middle with “Love P&G” and “Made in the Glamorous USA” and the colors were P (petite) is bright pink, S (small) is orange, M (medium) is tan, L (large) is light green, and XL (extra large) is light blue.
4. The fourth generation Juicy Couture label came about with the spring 2006 line of terry cloth. They kept the same color scheme, but changed P&G to G&P.
5. The fifth and latest generation of Juicy labels are shown below! They will only be on the Spring 2007 and newer Juicy sweats! They say "Made in America of imprted fabrics." From what I have seen, Juicy no longer says "Made in the Glamorous USA."
6. Other Juicy Couture Labels: Most of the fur, silk, handbags, parkas, accessories, belts and jewelry have different labels than those I described. None of these items are made in the glamorous USA, so none should say that on the label. Most have a long pink label that says “Made with Love P&G” or “Have a Juicy Day Love P&G”. Some have a very thin plastic tag sewn onto the label saying “Made in China” or Vietnam, so on. THIS DOES NOT MEAN THE ITEM IS FAKE!
Hello all Juicy Lovers
Due to my love for Juicy Couture, I thought I would start a blog to share with everyone who also loves Juicy. I will provide information about Juicy products as well as how to spot fakes.
There are so many people selling fakes on ebay and other sites. Please stay tuned as we start working on this blog.
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