Clothing per Namus photo's:
- Jeans (Levis label). Can't read what's on the button of the jeans.
- One of the clothing items (Jacket?) has a wash label with s/m size, seems to be writte in Spanish. Can't read the made in... (Cherokee brand)
- Black sweatpants with a label on the inside with something like ******athletic?
- A scarf I think suited for wintertime (Hanes label?) It's not very clear which clothing item is the picture with the Hanes Label. Could also be the sweatpants.......
- A black sweater with a some kind of upright t-neck (American Outpost) made in Mexico (of USA components) size XL
- Another trouser (?), label something like JerZees ***** (maybe Active)wear, made in Mexico (of USA components) written in French, size L
- Considering the label (Aegean Apparel) probably a bathrobe, also consistent with something like embroidery on it (maybe a moon), made in Turkey, one size fits all
- Don't know the clothing item (rain jacket?) (Ashley Scott) made in the USA
- A Towel?
- Another scarf? Something to keep your head warm?
I wonder if all the clothes were on her or with her? The sweatpants looks quite "clean" comparing to the other clothing.
For the button of the jeans I found this guide to vintage Levi Jeans buttons:
http://www.levisguide.com/buttons/button.html
The button in the photo appears to have a "2" in the center of it. It says in the above link: "
As a rule, jeans with a single stamped digit (2, 5, 6, W) for example are older than jeans with a 3 digit stamping on the top of the button." The guide doesn't give any further details of when a "2" button was produced but it says that from 1987-present the buttons were made with only dot in the center. This may suggest the jeans are from the 1980's? IDK if I am interpreting the guide correctly.
Here is another Levi's guide on the evolution of the red Levis tab label:
http://www.levistrauss.com/unzipped-blog/2017/03/levis-tabs/
"In the 1950s, the brand started making double-sided tabs, where the white “LEVI’S” lettering was visible on both sides. In the early 1970s, instead of all-caps “LEVI’S,” it changed to a title-case “Levi’s” — with a lowercase “e.” The “E” font differentiation became a mark among collectors of a vintage piece."
The red tab on the UID's jeans has a lower case "e" so was made after 1970.
I think the sweatpants are the Hanes label.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanes I can't find much about their label style evolution except that they started their "go tagless" slogan in 2004 and introduced tee shirts with the label printed on the shirt instead of sewn in. Not sure if that applied to pants as well but our UID's label is sewn in.
Cherokee brand has been around since 1973:
http://www.cherokeeusa.com/
They have been sold at Target, sears, walmart, etc.
American Outpost first used as a trademark in 1995 and filed for section 8 bankruptcy in 2008:
https://trademarks.justia.com/751/91/american-outpost-75191630.html
Ashley Scott first use was in 1982, it was registered again in 1993 and as it seems like it was not made any more after 2000-- the trademark expired and was not renewed "
CONTINUED USE NOT FILED WITHIN GRACE PERIOD, UN-REVIVABLE" :
https://www.trademarkia.com/ashley-scott-74279866.html
I think the " *** Athletic" pants are "Russell Athletic" They are still in business but the current label is an R with two different colors and the tag on our UID's clothes is one color, slightly differnet style R-- suggesting it is an older item, perhaps?
http://www.russellathletic.com/
The JerZees item is most likely some form of long underwear or more sweatpants, JMO. The company has been around since 1984:
http://www.jerzees.com/t-shirts.shtml
Aegean Apparel is sold at walmart. Most of these clothing items are very inexpensive and sold at big box reatailers like Walmart, Target, etc. The age of the clothing may indicate the UID only bought clothes from thrift stores OR that the body is decades old. JMO.
