Size Guide
Vintage sizes run small and every label is different, so we go by the tape.
The Size Finder
Your Numbers, Our Rail
Measure yourself with a soft tape over a thin top, then see every piece on the rail that fits you this week.
On The Rail In Your Size
- Enter your numbers to see what fits.
How To Measure
Four Measurements, One Tape
Bust
Around the fullest part, the tape level across your back.
Waist
Around your natural waist, the narrowest part, not too tight.
Pit To Pit
How we measure a piece: flat, armpit seam to armpit seam. Double it.
Inside Leg
From the crotch seam to the hem, along the inside of the leg.
Vintage Sizing, Decoded
A Size 14 Was Smaller Then
Sizes have grown by about two since the sixties. As a rough guide, here is what a label size 14 fits like today.
Have It Taken In- SixtiesBust about 86 cmModern UK 10
- SeventiesBust about 88 cmModern UK 10-12
- EightiesBust about 92 cmModern UK 12
- NinetiesBust about 96 cmModern UK 12-14
- NoughtiesBust about 97 cmModern UK 14