Sizing

Vintage sizes often don't align with modern sizing and typically run smaller. We measure each item and provide modern size equivalents if possible, so the size on the label might not always match our listed size. If an item fits multiple sizes, we do our best to explain how it will fit differently. Sizes listed are an approximation, but we will always provide measurements, so make sure to compare them to something of your own before purchase

It's helpful to know your measurements when buying vintage clothing—we suggest using a tape measure. Compare these measurements to a similar item you own to ensure a good fit.

How to Measure Jeans

Waist:

• Measure straight across the waistband from one edge to the other.

Hips:

• Measure across the widest part of the pants.

Inseam (length):

• Measure from the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg along the inside seam.