The sixties
Sharp tailoring, shift dresses and wool you could stand a spoon in. Sizes run small — check the measurements.
- Shift dresses
- Houndstooth coats
- Pleated skirts
The spring catalogue
Hand-picked clothing from the 1960s to the 1990s — cleaned, mended and measured flat in our Fitzroy workroom, then hung on the rack with a number, so you know exactly what you're getting.
Every piece has a catalogue number, a modern size and real measurements. Slide the rack, filter by size or era, and tap anything for its full catalogue entry.
16 pieces on the rackSample prices in AUD · one of each, as always
Nothing in that size from that era right now.
Drag or swipe the rack (or use ← → keys), then tap a piece to open its catalogue entry.
| Item | Price | Remove |
|---|---|---|
| Nothing held yet — open a piece on the rack and choose “Hold it for me”. | ||
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We buy from wardrobe clear-outs, trade-ins and country op-shop runs across Victoria, and only keep what's in wearable nick. Here's what each decade tends to bring in.
Sharp tailoring, shift dresses and wool you could stand a spoon in. Sizes run small — check the measurements.
Suede, cord, cheesecloth and every shade of rust. The decade most people walk in asking for.
Big shoulders, pearl snaps and tracksuits in colours we couldn't print with two inks if we tried.
Slip dresses, spray jackets, linen and ringer tees — the things that keep coming back around.
A 1970s size 14 is closer to a modern AU 10, so we ignore old labels. Every piece is measured flat, in centimetres, and tagged with the modern size it actually fits.
| Our tag | Fits like | A · pit to pit | Waist, flat |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | AU 6–8 | 44–47 cm | 32–35 cm |
| S | AU 8–10 | 47–50 cm | 35–38 cm |
| M | AU 12 | 50–53 cm | 38–41 cm |
| L | AU 14 | 53–57 cm | 41–45 cm |
| XL | AU 16–18 | 57–62 cm | 45–50 cm |
Lay your favourite jumper flat and measure armpit to armpit. Compare that number with the catalogue entry, not the old label — it's the only size that doesn't lie.
Trade-in coupon · clip and bring in
Of our selling price, on anything we take. Bring up to ten pieces, Tuesday to Thursday between 11am and 3pm — we'll go through them with you and price them on the spot.
Late on Thursdays — the new rack goes out at 4pm.
We can hold one piece over the phone for 48 hours. No postage — this catalogue is for browsing, the rack is in Fitzroy.