Measure twice.

Condition grades

Deadstock. Unworn, often with tags.

Excellent. Light wear. No flaws worth noting.

Good. Normal vintage wear. Any flaw is in the photos and notes.

Fair. Real wear: fading, stains or small holes. Priced for it.

Every flaw that matters shows up in the photos and in the flaws note on the listing.

How we measure

Every measurement is taken with the garment laid flat, in inches.

• Pit to pit: straight across the chest, one inch below the armpits. Double it for the full chest.
• Length: from the highest point of the shoulder (or collar seam) down to the bottom hem.
• Sleeve: from the shoulder seam to the cuff.
• Waist: straight across the top of the waistband. Double it for the full waist.
• Inseam: from the crotch seam down to the hem.

Vintage sizing

Older tags often run smaller than today. A 90s tee tagged XL often fits like a modern L, and single-stitch tees from the 80s and early 90s tend to be shorter and boxier. Compare the measurements to a piece you already own that fits the way you like.