Antique: Antique clothing is clothing that is typically over 100 years old. It may be older than that, but it’s generally not considered “vintage” until it’s 50 years or older.
Brooch: A vintage accessory that features a pattern on a small piece of Ribbon: A Vintage fabric that is often used for collars and sashes on Vintage clothing.
Chiffon: Vintage term for a sheer, lightweight fabric. Vintage chiffons were often used in Vintage evening wear, bridal gowns, and Vintage special occasion clothing.
Crazy Horse: Vintage term used to describe a Vintage fabric that has a matte surface texture. Vintage crazy horse fabrics are typically suede, but can also be made from silk, cotton, polyester, and Vintage leather.
Day Dress: Vintage term used to describe a style of dress that is appropriate for daytime activities such as errands, work, and school. Vintage day dresses typically have hemlines that fall at the knee or below.
Deco Chic:: A vintage style that is similar to Vintage art deco with clean, geometric lines. Deco chic was popularized in the 1930s after the art deco era had ended.
Dickey: A detachable shirt collar, often made from lace or linen. Vintage dickeys were popular in the early 1900s as a way to add a pop of color or personality to an outfit.
Flat Cap: A cloth cap that features a short brim on the front and back, but not on the sides. Flat caps typically have around Vintage or Vintage peaks.
Houstonian: Vintage Houstonian shoes are similar to Derbys, but have a low heel. Vintage Houstonian shoes are typically Vintage shoes made from Vintage suede.
Nostalgic: Another word for fashion lover used to describe vintage pattern or Vintage fabric that features Vintage designs, Vintage symbols, or Vintage words.
Old-school: The most famous vintage term to describe Vintage jeans that are flared, bell-bottomed. Vintage old school pants are often distressed or worn Vintage looking.
Passé: Vintage term used to describe Vintage clothing that is no longer in style. Vintage passé pieces are often Vintage pieces with a dated or old-fashioned flavor.
Zoot Suit: The zoot suit was mostly worn by African Americans during the 1940s and 1950s, who purchased them from specialty shops catering to their community.