I like how you adressed, that you can't used serged seams as a certain way to date a piece of clothing to after the 60s/70s. I have a few things from the 30s, 40s and 50s (and I've seen a few other pieces as well) that I know for sure were made in a period between the 30s and 50s, but they do have serged seams. In my experience, you mostly encounter vintage items with serged seams, if they are serged for a reason, like the fabric being woolen and otherwise it would fray a lot. It's also a good thing to keep in mind, that especially if you buy from an experienced vintage seller who work together with a tailor and have the items fixed and restored, they might choose to overlock the seams now to extend the lifetime of the garment.
Yep! That's oe of the things I look at most in vintage, but you can definitely tell the difference between 70's and post 70's garments are serged versus their earlier counterparts. The stitch is a bit different, and the usage is definitely different like you said!
I love that you discuss about the silhouette of the eras, that is good info for someone who cannot afford reproductions or real vintage garments. It gives someone the opportunity to find vintage looking outfits in modern stores.
I remember being pregnant, 17 years ago lol I'm old but I always had a really hard time catching my breath especially towards to end. Your absolutely gorgeous sis 😍
Great video! I would love to wear more true vintage, it's just impossible to find things that fit me! Instead I make most of my own clothes from vintage sewing patterns, which I figure is the next best thing! Since the clothes aren't an option though, I buy lots of vintage accessories like hats, purses, and jewelry. A video about dating those would be nice too! It can be hard to tell if something was from the 50's or the 80's in accessories too!
I found a blouse in my grandparents attic. I think it was my mom's I'm trying to ID the decade. My mom was born in 1929 and married in 1951... There is a remnant of the tag, so I know it was store bought. I see what looks like pinking sheared seams, but they are frayed, so they could have been surged. I wish I could post a picture here so you could look at it and give a guess to the decade. Liked your video. It was very helpful. I hope you and your baby are well!
Why is it when you say, “Dating vintage” I have a picture of you rolling out for a night on the town with a snappy vintage suit sitting in the seat next to you? I am not sure why I picture you calling the suit George. Uh. Yeah. Love your style!
I really appreciate the information about garment labels! I think I'll start putting labels in my home sewn garments, and I'll list the year it was made in particular, as well as any other info I think is relevant.
Hiya, since this is old I’m presuming you have a new little one, congrats! You got the eras correct, I’d like to help w/ a few tips (been collecting/selling vintage & antique *everything* over 45-yipes almost 50😳-years). In the 30s the bias cut became popular, you’ll often find the skirt part of a dress bias cut (think Jean Harlow, those amazing silk slips & dresses- I’ll never part w/ my extensive collection, so dreamy, flattering😃), 40s you were spot on. 50s think Dior’s “new look” style w/ the full skirt. 60s yep, mod, short, many geometric patterns, but “housewife” styles as you showed as well (more early-mid 60s younger “housewives” got “hipper” as the 60s progressed along w/ Women’s Lib). Late 60s into 70s things got more daring. Psychedelic prints (like your dress, I would think it’s that time period, defo not “mod”), “hippie” looks, bell sleeves v wide & flowy, fringe, wide legs & bell bottoms (60s was either straight or later flared), loads of pantsuits, and welcome to “unisex” designs! Just last week I found EIGHT *ginormous* bins of vintage from the 30s onward that I had in storage, forgot about, how insane is that 😳? I’m now in the process of cleaning, prepping so I can reopen my Etsy shop (some might go on Poshmark). While it’s crazy the amount of work, it’s like Xmas as well since I literally don’t recall many pieces (that rarely happens, even if I do a buyout)😃... and I’m so insane I’m still hunting for more! Fab video, great info for beginners, good job! Have a lovely day! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️
I love this!!! Thank you so much! I buy a lot of reproduction cause I am a bit busy and chubby, but I wanted to get more into vintage and find a vintage suit. This was so helpful!
I buy a lot of repro too, because it's easier to wash usually. Haha! Being a mom and pregnant means repro just works better right now but ohhhh I can't resist the vintage. Good luck finding a suit! I looove vintage suits.
This was a great video! Half the fun of buying vintage is trying to date and locate the origin of the item, at least for me, hehe Is the last 60s dress, the orange flowered one, labelled NPC Fashions - Warren Pennsylvania, by any chance? I think it's the sibling of a dress I own, except the flowers in mine are blue and green; I found it with the original belt last September at a flea market.
Same. I love researching and figuring out where things came from! The white dress I used for an example of pinking sheared seams is a dress by Ceil Chapman who designed for Marilyn Monroe and many other celebrities. I was floored. And yes! That one is an NPC Fashions dress! I would love to see yours!
Wow, I’m dead! What an amazing find. I keep toying with the idea of making a few videos of my own, provided that I overcome my awkwardness/rustiness with spoken English. And though I love all decades, I dress much more like a mod, I don’t know how much it would fit into the YT vintage community. Anyway, I can snap a couple of photos and DM them via Instagram, much quicker ;)
I think you forgot to put that list in your description box about the other UA-camrs who do vintage stuff? Or the video by that lady (Carolina Zebraska?). I would like to be able to find them, since I'm just getting into this vintage thing and need to feel out the community and learn what the general buzz is about. I'm most interested in home sewing, but obviously also need to understand the styles and functions of the clothing first.
You poor thing. Thank you for putting so much effort into this video when you’re using so much effort just to breathe! Wonderful job!
Haha, pregnancy always has a way of taking my breath away. ;)
I like how you adressed, that you can't used serged seams as a certain way to date a piece of clothing to after the 60s/70s.
I have a few things from the 30s, 40s and 50s (and I've seen a few other pieces as well) that I know for sure were made in a period between the 30s and 50s, but they do have serged seams. In my experience, you mostly encounter vintage items with serged seams, if they are serged for a reason, like the fabric being woolen and otherwise it would fray a lot.
It's also a good thing to keep in mind, that especially if you buy from an experienced vintage seller who work together with a tailor and have the items fixed and restored, they might choose to overlock the seams now to extend the lifetime of the garment.
Yep! That's oe of the things I look at most in vintage, but you can definitely tell the difference between 70's and post 70's garments are serged versus their earlier counterparts. The stitch is a bit different, and the usage is definitely different like you said!
Wow! What an absolutely beautiful outfit you're wearing in this one. That color of blue looks great on you, Kristina!
Kristina, you are really good at vintage. 🤩👏👏👏 Thanks for the detailed information. 🤓 For me, your video is very interesting and useful 👍
I love that you discuss about the silhouette of the eras, that is good info for someone who cannot afford reproductions or real vintage garments. It gives someone the opportunity to find vintage looking outfits in modern stores.
Wow! As a vintage reseller this has been EXTREMELY helpful!!! Thank you! I took a ton of notes
Lol 3.5 seconds in and I already like this lady😂
Thank You so very much, for such an Excellent video.
Please do one for the 70, 80, and 90's PLEASE.
Thank You
Karen
I remember being pregnant, 17 years ago lol I'm old but I always had a really hard time catching my breath especially towards to end. Your absolutely gorgeous sis 😍
Great video! I would love to wear more true vintage, it's just impossible to find things that fit me! Instead I make most of my own clothes from vintage sewing patterns, which I figure is the next best thing! Since the clothes aren't an option though, I buy lots of vintage accessories like hats, purses, and jewelry. A video about dating those would be nice too! It can be hard to tell if something was from the 50's or the 80's in accessories too!
Real informative but not boring...loved the out takes!
I'm so glad!
The Eyre Effect 💖💖💖💖💖💖💋💋
I found a blouse in my grandparents attic. I think it was my mom's I'm trying to ID the decade. My mom was born in 1929 and married in 1951... There is a remnant of the tag, so I know it was store bought. I see what looks like pinking sheared seams, but they are frayed, so they could have been surged. I wish I could post a picture here so you could look at it and give a guess to the decade. Liked your video. It was very helpful. I hope you and your baby are well!
“You might think shoulder pads were a thing in the 80’s, but the 40’s did it first…and they did it better.” Agree!🤣🤣
Wow, this is the BEST video addressing how to date vintage garments! Thank you very much for all the information.
This is the most helpful video I’ve ever seen! If you taught a class I would %100 be a student. ❤️
I'm so glad you found it helpful!
Ohmygoodness, this is sooo helpful för a newbie like me!!! I just adore your outtakes too! Thanks for such a great video!!!
Haha, I'm glad you like my outtakes. ;) Those are my favorite part.
Why is it when you say, “Dating vintage” I have a picture of you rolling out for a night on the town with a snappy vintage suit sitting in the seat next to you? I am not sure why I picture you calling the suit George. Uh. Yeah. Love your style!
Loved this! Very informative. I learned something new! Great video Kristina!
Yay! I'm so glad! Thank you Laci!
I really appreciate the information about garment labels! I think I'll start putting labels in my home sewn garments, and I'll list the year it was made in particular, as well as any other info I think is relevant.
Great video. I love the dress you are wearing in it. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.✨
I like all your videos even before watching! So worth the wait.
Love your channel
Awww, thank you!
This was the most helpful video I have found for dating vintage. Thank you so much!!!
I'm glad it was helpful! I feel like there are so many more things I could get into but these have always been the most useful things for me!
I loved your video!! :) I liked seeing your dresses too! :)
Thank you Rebecca!
Hiya, since this is old I’m presuming you have a new little one, congrats! You got the eras correct, I’d like to help w/ a few tips (been collecting/selling vintage & antique *everything* over 45-yipes almost 50😳-years). In the 30s the bias cut became popular, you’ll often find the skirt part of a dress bias cut (think Jean Harlow, those amazing silk slips & dresses- I’ll never part w/ my extensive collection, so dreamy, flattering😃), 40s you were spot on. 50s think Dior’s “new look” style w/ the full skirt. 60s yep, mod, short, many geometric patterns, but “housewife” styles as you showed as well (more early-mid 60s younger “housewives” got “hipper” as the 60s progressed along w/ Women’s Lib). Late 60s into 70s things got more daring. Psychedelic prints (like your dress, I would think it’s that time period, defo not “mod”), “hippie” looks, bell sleeves v wide & flowy, fringe, wide legs & bell bottoms (60s was either straight or later flared), loads of pantsuits, and welcome to “unisex” designs! Just last week I found EIGHT *ginormous* bins of vintage from the 30s onward that I had in storage, forgot about, how insane is that 😳? I’m now in the process of cleaning, prepping so I can reopen my Etsy shop (some might go on Poshmark). While it’s crazy the amount of work, it’s like Xmas as well since I literally don’t recall many pieces (that rarely happens, even if I do a buyout)😃... and I’m so insane I’m still hunting for more! Fab video, great info for beginners, good job! Have a lovely day! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️
PS just subbed, your channel looks like fun! J. 😘🧡
These are all so helpful!
The Eyre Effect - I’m glad I could help! J. 😘🧡
The ILG label went through many color changes. There is a website that gives year ranges for the specific colored labels.
Yes! I need to make an updated one, I've learned SO much since this video.
What is the website please.
I love this!!! Thank you so much! I buy a lot of reproduction cause I am a bit busy and chubby, but I wanted to get more into vintage and find a vintage suit. This was so helpful!
I buy a lot of repro too, because it's easier to wash usually. Haha! Being a mom and pregnant means repro just works better right now but ohhhh I can't resist the vintage. Good luck finding a suit! I looove vintage suits.
Thank you for the info! I really like your style, keep being awesome:)
So I am in love with your blouse in this video.....can you tell me a bit more about it?!
Oh thank you! This is actually a 1950s dress!
This was a great video! Half the fun of buying vintage is trying to date and locate the origin of the item, at least for me, hehe
Is the last 60s dress, the orange flowered one, labelled NPC Fashions - Warren Pennsylvania, by any chance? I think it's the sibling of a dress I own, except the flowers in mine are blue and green; I found it with the original belt last September at a flea market.
Same. I love researching and figuring out where things came from! The white dress I used for an example of pinking sheared seams is a dress by Ceil Chapman who designed for Marilyn Monroe and many other celebrities. I was floored.
And yes! That one is an NPC Fashions dress! I would love to see yours!
Wow, I’m dead! What an amazing find.
I keep toying with the idea of making a few videos of my own, provided that I overcome my awkwardness/rustiness with spoken English. And though I love all decades, I dress much more like a mod, I don’t know how much it would fit into the YT vintage community.
Anyway, I can snap a couple of photos and DM them via Instagram, much quicker ;)
Cool, thanks for the info!
❤😊
6 years ago.... arebyoi still here?
Thank you for this really nice video
Make more videos like this! 😃
I have that cat mug!
Are you good with button up shirts? I have some maybe 40s or 50s shirts but I honestly have no idea. Some town topic and guymont. Etcc
If you need help figuring out era, feel free to email or IG me some photos of the overall look, tags, and seams! I can totally help!
Your a doll! Thanks what's your email??
I think you forgot to put that list in your description box about the other UA-camrs who do vintage stuff? Or the video by that lady (Carolina Zebraska?). I would like to be able to find them, since I'm just getting into this vintage thing and need to feel out the community and learn what the general buzz is about. I'm most interested in home sewing, but obviously also need to understand the styles and functions of the clothing first.
Hey! I put that list in a different video -- the one here ua-cam.com/video/tmUxKwNOyDA/v-deo.html
Where are you located?
Is Pan.dora a good brand?
I’ve never heard of it, so I’m not sure.
@@WithLoveKristina Can't be that great then, ha. Thanks for answering!