Fashion: We do our very best to flat lay measure all of our clothing items in addition to estimating the US numerical size when one is not clearly visible on the garment tag. Having said that, garment fit does vary from designer to designer and decade to decade so we encourage you to pay special attention to the flat lay measurements provided in the description of the item.

Most of our vintage garments fall in one of three categories:
Dead Stock - These are pieces that never sold in the stores. They still have their original tags and have never been worn.
Gently Loved: These pieces are used. They have been worn and part of someone's wardrobe at some point in time. These items may have some visible signs of wear and we do our very best to photograph and document any flaws on the garment.
Re-Invented: These are custom, one of a kind pieces that have been restored, repurposed, re-envisioned or reimagined into a new piece by using other vintage items and findings. Many times, these pieces merge different decades together and are just fun special garments.

Regardless if you choose a vintage garment from dead stock, used or reinvented, there will most likely be some sign of age to the garment. A brand new dress will show some age after 50 years even if its just sitting on a hanger. From a stray thread, a loose button, slight fading, or the occasional fraying or spot; Vintage clothes are well, vintage. We do our very best to document and photograph any imperfections we find and encourage customers to take the time to read the full descriptions of items listed on our shop.