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Etienne Aigner (1904-2000) was an Hungarian maker of handbags and other leather goods He worked in France, producing leather goods for companies such as Dior, but came to the United States in 1949. He worked out of his apartment, producing belts in what became his trademark dark red color. He opened a showroom in 1959.

Today there are two separate Etienne Aigner companies – one in the US and the other based in Munich, Germany.

Written by Fuzzylizzie


from a pair of 1970s sandals (sock label)  - Courtesy of stellarosevintage

from a pair of 1970s sandals (sock label)

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from a pair of 1970s sandals (sole stamp) - Courtesy of stellarosevintage

from a pair of 1970s sandals (sole stamp)

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from a 1970s purse - Courtesy of ikonicvintage

from a 1970s purse

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from a late 1970s handbag - Courtesy of Dahlila Found

from a late 1970s handbag

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from a 1990s tie - Courtesy of AntiqueTrader

from a 1990s tie

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