Understanding Dior's Date Codes
Date codes are unique combinations of letters and numbers that provide valuable insights into the origin and production details of a Dior item. By deciphering these codes, fashion enthusiasts can ascertain information such as the manufacturing location and the year of production of their Dior treasures. Do note that he numbers on the authenticity card is actually the style number for the bag, and is different from the date code.
Where to find Dior's Date Codes
You can find the date code typically on a small fabric tag sewn into the lining or interior pocket of your Dior bag.
Dior handbags tend to have a leather tag with slightly rounded corners inside with a heat stamp that says ‘Christian Dior PARIS Made in Italy’. Carefully and precisely embossed or stamped onto the opposite side of this tag is the Dior date code.
However, if the main stamp is on the handbag, the date code is usually in the pocket on a smaller leather tag.
How to Read Dior's Date Codes
Decoding Dior's date codes requires familiarity with their specific format. Generally, Dior date codes consist of a combination of letters and numbers, each representing different details about the item. The date code on a Dior purse or wallet is a combination of digits, letters and dashes organized in a way that lets us know important information about a Dior item. Here's the order on newer items
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2 numbers
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2 letters
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4 numbers
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In a Dior date code, the 2 letters indicate country of production. MA and BO is Italy, MC is Spain etc.
The last 4 digits indicate the month and the year when the bag was made. The first and third number indicate the month of manufacturing, the second and fourth number indicate the year.
In the example above, 01-BO-1114 means the bag was made in November of 2014 in Italy.
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