The word comes from English and means “excellent, time-honored, old, exquisite”
Here it is used for items of clothing that are older than 20 years (i.e. mercilessly old-fashioned), but somehow have a special charm.

Since the clothing sizes used to have different measurements and many clothes have no size information at all, I measure each item of clothing again and use the German clothing size that corresponds to the measurements. The most important thing is the chest and waist size. It's best to compare them again with your measurements, then the item should fit quite well.

Of course not ;-)
The Gwandkammerl is the result of my years of (still ongoing) sewing and collecting passion. Every part comes to me in an absolutely peaceful way ;-).

The clothes are washed, ironed and repaired if necessary. So you get a wearable, neat piece of clothing that you can wear straight away.
I describe the situation as follows:
- New/as good as new: the item has (virtually) no signs of wear and was only worn once or twice.
- Very good: the item has been worn and has slight signs of washing and wear.
- Good: the item has been worn several times, it has signs of washing and wear, there may be slight sweat stains on the inner lining.
- Wearable: Lining discolored, colors faded, stains in inconspicuous place. I will point out the shortcomings again in the text. This situation is rare, but some parts are just too good to throw away.