Step Into the Past. Dress for Today.

When shopping for vintage, take in to consideration that clothing over 20 years ago may not fit the same as they used to. Especially if a certain piece has been heavily worn, washed, dried etc.. over the course of its life. For example, if you currently wear a size medium t-shirt, you could possibly fit into a large, vintage shirt. Or if you wear an XL, you may want to look for XXLs, along with XLs. And so on. We do our best to make it easier for you by providing measurements for each item we sell, so make sure you compare your measurements to your item of interest. Don’t know your measurements? Here’s how to take them: Lay your favorite fitting shirt (or whatever top you’d like to use) down flat, and measure across from arm pit to arm pit. This will give you your first measurement. Then, measure from the top collar where it meets the shoulder, down to the bottom hem. That’s your second measurement. Example : 22“ x 28” 22” - arm pit to arm pit 28” - shoulder to hem When it comes to pants and shorts, it’s basically the same thing. Lay them flat, and measure across the waist. Multiply that number by 2, and that’s your waist measurement. Then from the inner crotch to the inner bottom seam. Vintage bottoms are like tops, in that they can also change in size over time. A pair of 32 x 32 Levi’s from the 90’s may now measure and fit like a 30 x 30. All of our displayed sizes for our items are actual measurements, so they may differ from what the tag says. VTG - Vintage NWT - New With Tags DS - Deadstock AOP - All Over Print L/S - Long Sleeve OSFA - One Size Fits All