Yes. If you would like an item(s) reserved, please contact us. Reserves are held for one week. If you have not completed your order within a week, the item will no longer be on reserved for you.

Lay-a-ways: If interested in a lay-a-way payment, please contact us. Lay-a-way plans are set up for 30 days and 20% of the total order is due up front. From the first payment, you will have 30 days to complete your lay-a-way at a pace that works best for you. If you cannot finish your payment plan in the allotted 30 day time or cancel your payment plan, you 20% down payment will not be refunded; payments made after the initial down payment will be refunded.

All items are measured in inches. Garments are lying flat, measured one way across the garment then doubled. For example, if a bust measurement for a garment measured 18 inches across, the bust size is 36 inches. We provide basic measurement for best fit but always feel free to email us if you need additional measurements.

If there are any special instructions we need to know prior to shipment, feel free to send us a message.

All items are measured in inches. Garments are lying flat, measured one way across the garment then doubled. For example, if a bust measurement for a garment measured 18 inches across, the bust size is 36 inches.

We provide basic measurements for the best fit but feel free to email us if you need additional measurements.

If a size tag exists on a garment, the listing will reflect that size. Some items may be marked, for example, a medium but if it feels to run large or small, it will be noted in the listing.

Numbered garment sizes prior to the 1980s are different from the sizing we use today:

A vintage garment marked a size 8 is about modern-day extra small or size 0-2. Followed by:

Vintage size 10--XS-Small or a size 2-4.
Vintage size 12--Small or a size 4.
Vintage size 14--Medium or a size 4-6.
Vintage size 16--Medium-Large or a size 6-8.
Vintage size 18--Large- Extra Large or a size 10-12.
Vintage sizes 20 and up are Extra Large or Plus size.

Granted this is just an estimate but if you see these numbers and wonder why is a size 14 is a medium, just remember that the sizing system for women's clothing had an update sometime in the mid-1980s.