Vintage Fabu Lous Embroidered Cherry Cardigan - 1950s-60s Hong Kong

A rare and exquisite piece from the golden era of Hong Kong craftsmanship, this vintage Fabu Lous cardigan showcases the exceptional artistry of the late 1950s to early 1960s. Made in the British Colony of Hong Kong during the post-war boom, this cardigan represents a time when intricately embroidered, hand-finished sweaters were at their finest.

Exceptional Craftsmanship:

• Features stunning 3D embroidered cherries created using the traditional "trapunto" technique
• Each cherry is meticulously hand-embroidered with dimensional detail
• Premium blend of lambswool and angora rabbit hair for luxurious softness
• Body is fully lined (sleeves unlined) for added structure and comfort

Design Details:

• Beautiful navy blue base showcasing vibrant red cherry embroidery
• Hook and eye closures along the front placket
• Side slits with hook and eye closures for ease of movement
• Elegant satin lining in coordinating blue

Condition:

Near mint condition for a roughly 70-year-old cardigan. Please note: There is a 1/4" hole in the back of the body, see pictures. Otherwise, this piece shows minimal wear and has been exceptionally well-preserved.

Provenance:

RN 39402 was assigned to B.N.B. Enterprises Inc., dating this piece to the late 1950s-early 1960s. This was the golden age of Hong Kong's textile industry, when skilled artisans created some of the most sought-after embroidered knitwear in the world.

Care: Dry clean only

This is a true collector's piece that combines wearable art with historical significance. Perfect for vintage fashion enthusiasts and collectors of mid-century textiles.