Its signature nomenclature is spelled out on every label, including not only the name of the style but also the name of the fabric. 
After fifteen years cataloging vintage clothes, we've accumulated quite a list of Barbizon styles & fabrics:Robes
- Denise
- Fleur At Ease
- Lady At Ease (one of the best Barbizon labels we've ever seen!)
- Pegnoir (a version of the French peignoir, which means a nightie + robe set)
- Petti Dance
- Petti-Penny
- Petti Pet
- Petti-Sweet
- Petti-Whirl
- Ariel
- Cadet
- Claudia
- Dainty Puff (the "puff" labels were used for quilted bed jackets)
- Jodie
- Pretti Puff
- Puffett
- Bon Claire
- Capricious
- Celeste
- Devonshire
- Flattery
- Meta
- Pennell
- Symphony
- Acclaim
- Ariel
- Bryn Fair
- Bryn Fit
- Bryn Mawr
- Endear
- Elegant In Nylon
- Encore
- Jaunty Fit
- Rhapsody
- Trubeau
- Lazy Sue
- Skipper-At-Ease
- Roxbury
Even the proportions of the item were sometimes described on the label, with petites labeled as Little Lady or Little Miss, compared to an average height item marked as Medium Miss.
Besides the style names, Barbizon prized its custom fabrics created just for its own collection. Example fabric names are:
Batiste - Usually seen in summer-weight house coats & nightgowns
- Blendaire Batiste
- Glendaire Batiste
- Zephaire Batiste
- Crepe Remarque
- Crepe Gartiere
- Josette Crepe Avant
- Rayon Crepe Lagere
- Satin Dosche
- Satin Seraphim
- Satin Sylfaire
- Taffreda (likely Barbizon's most popular fabric)
- Recollection Quilt
- Seraphim Satin Quilt
If you've seen another Barbizon style or fabric name on a vintage label, let us know!
