What were Hattie’s different marks, logos and labels?
HC was her earliest logo. HC stood for Hattie Carnegie. She had a different clothing label for each store She had a special label for hats- HATENGIE She also had several signatures on her jewelry. After 1945-, her name became a trademark. The logo on her hatboxes was of a little poodle. She used her black toy poodle has her official logo. ——————————————————————————————————————————– Question: What year did Hattie Carnegie go wholesale and what company was the first to purchase rights to her collection. Answer: The year was 1925 and the company was I. Magnin. Hattie wanted her name to also appear on the label next to the I. Magnin. Hattie was the first to make that request. Other designers would soon follow her lead —————————————————————————————— Question: Is it true that Hattie could neither sew, cut nor sketch?
HC was her earliest logo. HC stood for Hattie Carnegie. She had a different clothing label for each store She had a special label for hats- HATENGIE She also had several signatures on her jewelry. After 1945-, her name became a trademark. The logo on her hatboxes was of a little poodle. She used her black toy poodle has her official logo. ——————————————————————————————————————————– Question: What year did Hattie Carnegie go wholesale and what company was the first to purchase rights to her collection. Answer: The year was 1925 and the company was I. Magnin. Hattie wanted her name to also appear on the label next to the I. Magnin. Hattie was the first to make that request.
