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Visitors handpicks garments from across the eras. For this reason, we recommend reviewing the measurements provided on each item listing prior to placing your order. On this page, you will find guidelines for taking your measurements and international sizing standards.

If you have a sizing question, please feel free to email us at shopvisitors@gmail.com, and we will do our best to help you determine the best fit.

We also recommend measuring your best fitting garments and comparing them to our pieces to help you determine the fit.

Taking Your Measurements

1. NECK SIZE

Place the measuring tape around the base of your neck, where it meets your shoulders, and measure the circumference. For a looser fitting collar, place a finger between your neck and the measuring tape.

2. SLEEVE

Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from top with your preferred sleeve length. First, bend your elbow, and place your hand on your hip. Starting from the back of your shoulder, from the middle point of the back of your neck, measure straight over the shoulder, to the elbow, and then down to your wrist bone. 

3. CHEST WIDTH / BUST SIZE

Place the measuring tape beneath your armpits and measure around the widest part of your chest / the fullest part of your bust. While measuring, keep the tape level, relax without holding your breath, and try not to pull too tightly. When fitting for a bra or bustier, also take a measurement just under your bust.

4. WAIST

Place the measuring tape around your natural waistline, close to your bellybutton (about an inch above your navel). Relax, exhale, and take your measurement. Make sure not to pull the tape too tightly—it can help to place one finger between the measuring tape and your body to ensure a more comfortable fit.

5. HIP

Place the measuring tape around your hips. The hip should be measured at its fullest part (about 8 inches below your waist).

6. INSEAM

Standing with your legs straight, in front of a mirror, place the measuring tape at your crotch. Keep the tape straight and measure from your crotch down to your ankle bone. Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from a pair of pants with your preferred leg length.

Standard Sizing Charts in Inches

 Womenswear 

Menswear

Men's Shirts

Men's Jeans

Men's Shoes

Visitors handpicks garments from across the eras. For this reason, we recommend reviewing the measurements provided on each item listing prior to placing your order. On this page, you will find guidelines for taking your measurements and international sizing standards.

If you have a sizing question, please feel free to email us at shopvisitors@gmail.com, and we will do our best to help you determine the best fit.

We also recommend measuring your best fitting garments and comparing them to our pieces to help you determine the fit.

Taking Your Measurements

1. NECK SIZE

Place the measuring tape around the base of your neck, where it meets your shoulders, and measure the circumference. For a looser fitting collar, place a finger between your neck and the measuring tape.

2. SLEEVE

Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from top with your preferred sleeve length. First, bend your elbow, and place your hand on your hip. Starting from the back of your shoulder, from the middle point of the back of your neck, measure straight over the shoulder, to the elbow, and then down to your wrist bone. 

3. CHEST WIDTH / BUST SIZE

Place the measuring tape beneath your armpits and measure around the widest part of your chest / the fullest part of your bust. While measuring, keep the tape level, relax without holding your breath, and try not to pull too tightly. When fitting for a bra or bustier, also take a measurement just under your bust.

4. WAIST

Place the measuring tape around your natural waistline, close to your bellybutton (about an inch above your navel). Relax, exhale, and take your measurement. Make sure not to pull the tape too tightly—it can help to place one finger between the measuring tape and your body to ensure a more comfortable fit.

5. HIP

Place the measuring tape around your hips. The hip should be measured at its fullest part (about 8 inches below your waist).

6. INSEAM

Standing with your legs straight, in front of a mirror, place the measuring tape at your crotch. Keep the tape straight and measure from your crotch down to your ankle bone. Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from a pair of pants with your preferred leg length.

Standard Sizing Charts in Inches

 Womenswear 

Menswear

Men's Shirts

Men's Jeans

Men's Shoes

Visitors handpicks garments from across the eras. For this reason, we recommend reviewing the measurements provided on each item listing prior to placing your order. On this page, you will find guidelines for taking your measurements and international sizing standards.

If you have a sizing question, please feel free to email us at shopvisitors@gmail.com, and we will do our best to help you determine the best fit.

We also recommend measuring your best fitting garments and comparing them to our pieces to help you determine the fit.

Taking Your Measurements

1. NECK SIZE

Place the measuring tape around the base of your neck, where it meets your shoulders, and measure the circumference. For a looser fitting collar, place a finger between your neck and the measuring tape.

2. SLEEVE

Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from top with your preferred sleeve length. First, bend your elbow, and place your hand on your hip. Starting from the back of your shoulder, from the middle point of the back of your neck, measure straight over the shoulder, to the elbow, and then down to your wrist bone. 

3. CHEST WIDTH / BUST SIZE

Place the measuring tape beneath your armpits and measure around the widest part of your chest / the fullest part of your bust. While measuring, keep the tape level, relax without holding your breath, and try not to pull too tightly. When fitting for a bra or bustier, also take a measurement just under your bust.

4. WAIST

Place the measuring tape around your natural waistline, close to your bellybutton (about an inch above your navel). Relax, exhale, and take your measurement. Make sure not to pull the tape too tightly—it can help to place one finger between the measuring tape and your body to ensure a more comfortable fit.

5. HIP

Place the measuring tape around your hips. The hip should be measured at its fullest part (about 8 inches below your waist).

6. INSEAM

Standing with your legs straight, in front of a mirror, place the measuring tape at your crotch. Keep the tape straight and measure from your crotch down to your ankle bone. Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from a pair of pants with your preferred leg length.

Standard Sizing Charts in Inches

 Womenswear 

Menswear

Men's Shirts

Men's Jeans

Men's Shoes

Visitors handpicks garments from across the eras. For this reason, we recommend reviewing the measurements provided on each item listing prior to placing your order. On this page, you will find guidelines for taking your measurements and international sizing standards.

If you have a sizing question, please feel free to email us at shopvisitors@gmail.com, and we will do our best to help you determine the best fit.

We also recommend measuring your best fitting garments and comparing them to our pieces to help you determine the fit.

Taking Your Measurements

1. NECK SIZE

Place the measuring tape around the base of your neck, where it meets your shoulders, and measure the circumference. For a looser fitting collar, place a finger between your neck and the measuring tape.

2. SLEEVE

Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from top with your preferred sleeve length. First, bend your elbow, and place your hand on your hip. Starting from the back of your shoulder, from the middle point of the back of your neck, measure straight over the shoulder, to the elbow, and then down to your wrist bone. 

3. CHEST WIDTH / BUST SIZE

Place the measuring tape beneath your armpits and measure around the widest part of your chest / the fullest part of your bust. While measuring, keep the tape level, relax without holding your breath, and try not to pull too tightly. When fitting for a bra or bustier, also take a measurement just under your bust.

4. WAIST

Place the measuring tape around your natural waistline, close to your bellybutton (about an inch above your navel). Relax, exhale, and take your measurement. Make sure not to pull the tape too tightly—it can help to place one finger between the measuring tape and your body to ensure a more comfortable fit.

5. HIP

Place the measuring tape around your hips. The hip should be measured at its fullest part (about 8 inches below your waist).

6. INSEAM

Standing with your legs straight, in front of a mirror, place the measuring tape at your crotch. Keep the tape straight and measure from your crotch down to your ankle bone. Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from a pair of pants with your preferred leg length.

Standard Sizing Charts in Inches

 Womenswear 

Menswear

Men's Shirts

Men's Jeans

Men's Shoes

Visitors handpicks garments from across the eras. For this reason, we recommend reviewing the measurements provided on each item listing prior to placing your order. On this page, you will find guidelines for taking your measurements and international sizing standards.

If you have a sizing question, please feel free to email us at shopvisitors@gmail.com, and we will do our best to help you determine the best fit.

We also recommend measuring your best fitting garments and comparing them to our pieces to help you determine the fit.

Taking Your Measurements

1. NECK SIZE

Place the measuring tape around the base of your neck, where it meets your shoulders, and measure the circumference. For a looser fitting collar, place a finger between your neck and the measuring tape.

2. SLEEVE

Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from top with your preferred sleeve length. First, bend your elbow, and place your hand on your hip. Starting from the back of your shoulder, from the middle point of the back of your neck, measure straight over the shoulder, to the elbow, and then down to your wrist bone. 

3. CHEST WIDTH / BUST SIZE

Place the measuring tape beneath your armpits and measure around the widest part of your chest / the fullest part of your bust. While measuring, keep the tape level, relax without holding your breath, and try not to pull too tightly. When fitting for a bra or bustier, also take a measurement just under your bust.

4. WAIST

Place the measuring tape around your natural waistline, close to your bellybutton (about an inch above your navel). Relax, exhale, and take your measurement. Make sure not to pull the tape too tightly—it can help to place one finger between the measuring tape and your body to ensure a more comfortable fit.

5. HIP

Place the measuring tape around your hips. The hip should be measured at its fullest part (about 8 inches below your waist).

6. INSEAM

Standing with your legs straight, in front of a mirror, place the measuring tape at your crotch. Keep the tape straight and measure from your crotch down to your ankle bone. Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from a pair of pants with your preferred leg length.

Standard Sizing Charts in Inches

 Womenswear 

Menswear

Men's Shirts

Men's Jeans

Men's Shoes

Visitors handpicks garments from across the eras. For this reason, we recommend reviewing the measurements provided on each item listing prior to placing your order. On this page, you will find guidelines for taking your measurements and international sizing standards.

If you have a sizing question, please feel free to email us at shopvisitors@gmail.com, and we will do our best to help you determine the best fit.

We also recommend measuring your best fitting garments and comparing them to our pieces to help you determine the fit.

Taking Your Measurements

1. NECK SIZE

Place the measuring tape around the base of your neck, where it meets your shoulders, and measure the circumference. For a looser fitting collar, place a finger between your neck and the measuring tape.

2. SLEEVE

Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from top with your preferred sleeve length. First, bend your elbow, and place your hand on your hip. Starting from the back of your shoulder, from the middle point of the back of your neck, measure straight over the shoulder, to the elbow, and then down to your wrist bone. 

3. CHEST WIDTH / BUST SIZE

Place the measuring tape beneath your armpits and measure around the widest part of your chest / the fullest part of your bust. While measuring, keep the tape level, relax without holding your breath, and try not to pull too tightly. When fitting for a bra or bustier, also take a measurement just under your bust.

4. WAIST

Place the measuring tape around your natural waistline, close to your bellybutton (about an inch above your navel). Relax, exhale, and take your measurement. Make sure not to pull the tape too tightly—it can help to place one finger between the measuring tape and your body to ensure a more comfortable fit.

5. HIP

Place the measuring tape around your hips. The hip should be measured at its fullest part (about 8 inches below your waist).

6. INSEAM

Standing with your legs straight, in front of a mirror, place the measuring tape at your crotch. Keep the tape straight and measure from your crotch down to your ankle bone. Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from a pair of pants with your preferred leg length.

Standard Sizing Charts in Inches

 Womenswear 

Menswear

Men's Shirts

Men's Jeans

Men's Shoes

Visitors handpicks garments from across the eras. For this reason, we recommend reviewing the measurements provided on each item listing prior to placing your order. On this page, you will find guidelines for taking your measurements and international sizing standards.

If you have a sizing question, please feel free to email us at shopvisitors@gmail.com, and we will do our best to help you determine the best fit.

We also recommend measuring your best fitting garments and comparing them to our pieces to help you determine the fit.

Taking Your Measurements

1. NECK SIZE

Place the measuring tape around the base of your neck, where it meets your shoulders, and measure the circumference. For a looser fitting collar, place a finger between your neck and the measuring tape.

2. SLEEVE

Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from top with your preferred sleeve length. First, bend your elbow, and place your hand on your hip. Starting from the back of your shoulder, from the middle point of the back of your neck, measure straight over the shoulder, to the elbow, and then down to your wrist bone. 

3. CHEST WIDTH / BUST SIZE

Place the measuring tape beneath your armpits and measure around the widest part of your chest / the fullest part of your bust. While measuring, keep the tape level, relax without holding your breath, and try not to pull too tightly. When fitting for a bra or bustier, also take a measurement just under your bust.

4. WAIST

Place the measuring tape around your natural waistline, close to your bellybutton (about an inch above your navel). Relax, exhale, and take your measurement. Make sure not to pull the tape too tightly—it can help to place one finger between the measuring tape and your body to ensure a more comfortable fit.

5. HIP

Place the measuring tape around your hips. The hip should be measured at its fullest part (about 8 inches below your waist).

6. INSEAM

Standing with your legs straight, in front of a mirror, place the measuring tape at your crotch. Keep the tape straight and measure from your crotch down to your ankle bone. Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from a pair of pants with your preferred leg length.

Standard Sizing Charts in Inches

 Womenswear 

Menswear

Men's Shirts

Men's Jeans

Men's Shoes

Visitors handpicks garments from across the eras. For this reason, we recommend reviewing the measurements provided on each item listing prior to placing your order. On this page, you will find guidelines for taking your measurements and international sizing standards.

If you have a sizing question, please feel free to email us at shopvisitors@gmail.com, and we will do our best to help you determine the best fit.

We also recommend measuring your best fitting garments and comparing them to our pieces to help you determine the fit.

Taking Your Measurements

1. NECK SIZE

Place the measuring tape around the base of your neck, where it meets your shoulders, and measure the circumference. For a looser fitting collar, place a finger between your neck and the measuring tape.

2. SLEEVE

Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from top with your preferred sleeve length. First, bend your elbow, and place your hand on your hip. Starting from the back of your shoulder, from the middle point of the back of your neck, measure straight over the shoulder, to the elbow, and then down to your wrist bone. 

3. CHEST WIDTH / BUST SIZE

Place the measuring tape beneath your armpits and measure around the widest part of your chest / the fullest part of your bust. While measuring, keep the tape level, relax without holding your breath, and try not to pull too tightly. When fitting for a bra or bustier, also take a measurement just under your bust.

4. WAIST

Place the measuring tape around your natural waistline, close to your bellybutton (about an inch above your navel). Relax, exhale, and take your measurement. Make sure not to pull the tape too tightly—it can help to place one finger between the measuring tape and your body to ensure a more comfortable fit.

5. HIP

Place the measuring tape around your hips. The hip should be measured at its fullest part (about 8 inches below your waist).

6. INSEAM

Standing with your legs straight, in front of a mirror, place the measuring tape at your crotch. Keep the tape straight and measure from your crotch down to your ankle bone. Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from a pair of pants with your preferred leg length.

Standard Sizing Charts in Inches

 Womenswear 

Menswear

Men's Shirts

Men's Jeans

Men's Shoes

Visitors handpicks garments from across the eras. For this reason, we recommend reviewing the measurements provided on each item listing prior to placing your order. On this page, you will find guidelines for taking your measurements and international sizing standards.

If you have a sizing question, please feel free to email us at shopvisitors@gmail.com, and we will do our best to help you determine the best fit.

We also recommend measuring your best fitting garments and comparing them to our pieces to help you determine the fit.

Taking Your Measurements

1. NECK SIZE

Place the measuring tape around the base of your neck, where it meets your shoulders, and measure the circumference. For a looser fitting collar, place a finger between your neck and the measuring tape.

2. SLEEVE

Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from top with your preferred sleeve length. First, bend your elbow, and place your hand on your hip. Starting from the back of your shoulder, from the middle point of the back of your neck, measure straight over the shoulder, to the elbow, and then down to your wrist bone. 

3. CHEST WIDTH / BUST SIZE

Place the measuring tape beneath your armpits and measure around the widest part of your chest / the fullest part of your bust. While measuring, keep the tape level, relax without holding your breath, and try not to pull too tightly. When fitting for a bra or bustier, also take a measurement just under your bust.

4. WAIST

Place the measuring tape around your natural waistline, close to your bellybutton (about an inch above your navel). Relax, exhale, and take your measurement. Make sure not to pull the tape too tightly—it can help to place one finger between the measuring tape and your body to ensure a more comfortable fit.

5. HIP

Place the measuring tape around your hips. The hip should be measured at its fullest part (about 8 inches below your waist).

6. INSEAM

Standing with your legs straight, in front of a mirror, place the measuring tape at your crotch. Keep the tape straight and measure from your crotch down to your ankle bone. Ask someone to help with taking this measurement or try taking it from a pair of pants with your preferred leg length.

Standard Sizing Charts in Inches

 Womenswear