Size tags on vintage clothing by todays standards, are somewhat misleading. For example, a 1960s size 12 is roughly equivalent to a modern size 8 or 10. Moreover, fifty or 60 years ago a woman’s waist was typically shorter, so a “medium sized” garment might not fit a modern medium sized woman today.

Barefoot Vintage highly recommends that purchasers take the time to measure themselves (or perhaps an owned garment) to ensure a proper fit ahead of ordering an item. Using a dressmaker’s tape, measure yourself over the undergarments you plan to wear & not over your clothing. Please see our sizing/measuring information here: https://etsy.me/2QdgSnL

Due to the fact that vintage and modern sizes differ so greatly Barefoot Vintage has included actual garment measurements as well as the modern size equivalent within every listing to try to help you determine a proper fit

There is also a link to the sizing guide on each product page for immediate reference

Absolutely!

Barefoot Vintage wants all vintage clothing to be accessible therefore we are happy to consider client payments by instalment on higher value items

Please contact us where we can arrange a reasonable payment level and period to suit both parties (e.g. smaller payments can be made weekly and larger payments can be made monthly)

Example A £200 item you can paid for at a rate of £50 per week over a four weeks while an £800 item could be paid for at a rate of £200 a month for four months

Note Barefoot Vintage does not charge interest but requires the first payment within 7 days of the agreed instalment